This article consists of various statistical charts related to the COVID-19 pandemic in Serbia.

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Growth factor is defined astoday's new cases/new cases on the previous day.^[1] It is indicative of the evolution of the pandemic. A continuously decreasing factor indicates that the pandemic is under control.

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From June 6 until July 15, official source^[2] stopped giving number of hospitalized patients, only number of active ones From 6 June to 15 July this chart shows number of active cases.

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Sudden jump in number of recoveries since 6 June was explained by changed methodology of determining healthy patients, requiring only one negative COVID-19 PCR test, as opposed to two negative test at least 24 hours apart required before.^[3]

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Number of cases and deaths in Republic of Serbia, divided bydistricts andmunicipalities. District Town Cases West Bačka District Apatin 8 Kula 29 Odžaci 4 Sombor 42 Total 83 North Bačka District Bačka Topola 30 Subotica 53 Total 83 North Banat District Ada 1 Čoka 1 Kanjiža 1 Kikinda 30 Novi Kneževac 1 Senta 2 Total 36 South Bačka District Bač 4 Bačka Palanka 29 Bački Petrovac 2 Beočin 10 Bečej 8 Novi Sad 242 Srbobran 20 Sremski Karlovci 3 Temerin 14 Titel 12 Vrbas 22 Žabalj 15 Total 381 Central Banat District Nova Crnja 4 Novi Bečej 5 Sečanj 3 Zrenjanin 26 Total 38 Srem District Sremska Mitrovica 1063 Inđija 552 Irig 123 Pećinci 391 Stara Pazova 747 Šid 285 Ruma 998 Total 4159 South Banat District Alibunar 27 Bela Crkva 47 Kovačica 23 Kovin 30 Plandište 11 Opovo 14 Pančevo 177 Vršac 92 Total 421 City of Belgrade 3114 Total 3114 Mačva District Bogatić 3 Koceljeva 4 Krupanj 7 Loznica 46 Ljubovija 3 Mali Zvornik 3 Šabac 94 Vladimirci 11 Total 171 Kolubara District Lajkovac 31 Ljig 13 Mionica 33 Osečina 9 Ub 24 Valjevo 198 Total 308 Šumadija District Aranđelovac 23 Batočina 8 Kragujevac 133 Knić 1 Lapovo 3 Rača 12 Topola 9 Total 189 Podunavlje District Smederevo 243 Smederevska Palanka 100 Velika Plana 50 Total 393 Braničevo District Golubac 2 Malo Crniće 2 Petrovac na Mlavi 6 Požarevac 58 Kučevo 1 Veliko Gradište 9 Žabari 6 Žagubica 2 Total 86 Zlatibor District Bajina Bašta 34 Nova Varoš 15 Požega 31 Prijepolje 10 Sjenica 10 Priboj 24 Arilje 22 Čajetina 10 Užice 52 Total 208 Moravica District Čačak 125 Gornji Milanovac 57 Ivanjica 7 Lučani 15 Total 204 Pomoravlje District Ćuprija 259 Despotovac 35 Paraćin 158 Rekovac 21 Svilajnac 35 Jagodina 140 Total 648 Rasina District Aleksandrovac 48 Brus 13 Ćićevac 8 Kruševac 240 Trstenik 13 Varvarin 26 Total 348 Bor District Bor 173 Kladovo 37 Majdanpek 13 Negotin 57 Total 380 Raška District Kraljevo 109 Novi Pazar 112 Raška 68 Tutin 30 Vrnjačka Banja 24 Total 343 Nišava District Aleksinac 222 Doljevac 88 Gadžin Han 20 Merošina 70 Niš 1377 Ražanj 21 Svrljig 32 Total 1830 Zaječar District Boljevac 40 Knjaževac 33 Sokobanja 67 Zaječar[4] 124 Total 264 Toplica District Blace 48 Kuršumlija 62 Prokuplje 148 Žitorađa 43 Total 301 Jablanica District Bojnik 31 Crna Trava 1 Lebane 38 Leskovac 519 Medveđa 4 Vlasotince 120 Total 713 Pirot District Babušnica 26 Bela Palanka 23 Dimitrovgrad 3 Pirot 109 Total 161 Pčinja District Bosilegrad 4 Bujanovac 16 Preševo 6 Surdulica 60 Trgovište 5 Vladičin Han 26 Vranje 307 Total 424 District of Mitrovica Leposavić 28 North Mitrovica 26 Zubin Potok 25 Zvečan 23 Total (*) 102 District of Gjilan Gjilan 9 Kamenica 4 Vitina 1 Total (*) 14 District of Pristina Glogovac 2 Kosovo Polje 5 Lipljan 6 Obilić 1 Podujevo 2 Pristina 11 Total (*) 27 District of Peć Istok 3 Klina 4 Peć 6 Total (*) 13 District of Prizren Prizren 7 Total (*) 7 District of Gjakova Gjakova 2 Total (*) 2 District of Ferizaj Štimlje 3 Štrpce 1 Ferizaj 2 Total (*) 7 Grand total 11455 2 Jun 2020.[5] (*) – include only Serbian communities inKosovo[6]

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Data acquired from the official website.^[7]

• COVID-19 pandemic in Serbia
• Statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic

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• CS1 Serbian-language sources (sr)
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• Short description matches Wikidata