8 February 1993 Misery and poverty which we are bound to face soon, are old-timers in the yard of the Neuropsychiatric Hospital in Kovin. Around 1,000 patients and 458 staff have reached rock bottom and can go no further. “The costs of a day in hospital have not changed from September to January,” said hospital director Dusan Jagodic. This practically […]
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