Heart: There will be no closure, but strict measures under anti-David law

Health Minister Armenmen Zemaj before reporters has said there will be no isolation, but strict measures for the prevention of Ovid-19, which allows the anti-David law.

“We're analyzing and analyzing the situation every day, the word closure and isolation we've removed three months ago, we're going to do everything we can not to get to that direction, we're going to take strict measures to prevent the spread of the infection in any aspect that the anti-military law is offering us.

Zemaj has further said that the number of tests has increased over and over again, he has said the number of tests per day has reached up to 700.

“The number of tests has steadily increased in days that there are even tests of over 700 per day depending on needs, tests are not voluntary and desired but there are needs to transmit and prevent spread”

“Testary capacity has tripled at the National Institute of Public Health, and this month six other devices will be distributed in all regional centres”, he added.

He has said that the last two days have had a slight decline in the number infected with the (19).

We've had a slight drop from that number of 90s in two days, which means that yesterday we've had 77, and unfortunately 60% of the cases have been in Pristina, and we're going to see today that this infection came out and the first analysis is due to negligence from some public and central institutions and from gatherings at gastronomy bars, or mortore ceremony<1>