In Kragujevac, the center for premature babies within the University Clinical Center has been renovated. Health Minister Dr. Zlatibor Lončar visited the renovated neonatology department and the new angio room, emphasizing that the center is a pride of the city and region. The center serves patients from 13 maternity wards and provides top-level diagnostic and therapeutic care for critically ill premature newborns. The renovation included replacement of electrical installations, gas installations, floors, joinery, and lighting, with an investment value of about 14 million dinars. Expansion of capacity and improvement of conditions are expected for about 1.6 million residents of central and southeastern Serbia.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the importance of public healthcare investment and the positive impact of the renovation on vulnerable populations, such as premature babies and their families. They highlight the government’s commitment to improving healthcare infrastructure and the benefits for regional healthcare accessibility.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the renovation, focusing on the technical details of the upgrade, the capacity of the center, and the regional significance. They present statements from health officials and underline the expected improvements in healthcare services without strong political framing.
Right: Right-leaning media stress the pride in national and regional achievements, often highlighting the role of government officials like the health minister in delivering on promises. They may frame the renovation as a success story of effective governance and investment in the country’s healthcare system.
