ZAGREB (Reuters) – Croatia’s daily COVID-19 infections hit a record high 542 on Thursday, health authorities said.
The previous record high of 369 was reported on Sept. 3.
Since the outbreak of the pandemic, Croatia has reported 18,989 cases with 310 fatalities.
There are 2,206 active cases currently.
(Reporting by Igor Ilic; editing by Jason Neely)
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