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Split State Attorney's Office starts preliminary probe in nursing home

· Source: Hina· Author: Lana Lončarić;Marija Šestan· Photographer: Lana Lončarić;Marija Šestan

ZAGREB, May 1 (Hina) - Health Minister Vili Beros and Social Policy Minister Vesna Bedekovic on Friday presented a report of their ministries on the Split nursing home, according to which there were no omissions in the work of the medical staff, and the workers and residents followed instructions by epidemiologists.

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