Health Ministry: Tomorrow We decide on new restrictive measures

MSH has called for citizens to respect the measures in force.

Also in the UN announcement, proposals for new measures will reportedly be considered in order to prevent extreme restrictions.

“In the meantime, required by the Kosovo Police and relevant inspectors to take immediate measures against violators of decisions related to COVID-19, based on the Law on Prevention and Combating of the David-19 pandemic. ”, said in communiqué.

This is the full announcement of the NV:

The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kosovo calls on citizens of the country to carefully implement measures in force in terms of controlling the epidemiological situation around Covid-19.

As it has become known today, Kosovo's National Public Health Institute from 1608 tested samples has recorded 418 positive cases of the SARS virus. COV-2 (Convid 19 infection), therefore, in order to avoid taking extreme restrictive measures from citizens, businesses, and other activities are required to implement anti-Convid-19 measures in effect.

Meanwhile, the Committee for assessment and co-ordination of the epidemiological situation around Avid-19 will meet tomorrow to review the Ministry of Health's new proposals for applying several measures in order to prevent the deterioration of the epidemiological situation that could lead to extreme restrictions.

The committee will consider several proposals tomorrow dealing with possible restrictions or reductions of activities in different sectors, increased care in public and private institutions, increased care for certain age groups and categories and others.

The Ministry of Health urges parents not to expose their children to health risks by participating in various events warned on social networks like those for Halloween, given the fact that decisions banning citizens' gatherings and similar organisations are in force.

Meanwhile, it is required by the Kosovo Police and relevant inspectors to take immediate measures against violators of decisions related to COVID-19, based on the Law for Prevention and Combating of the Cardi-19.