Second wave of coronerius erupts in Europe, Kosovo does not stop weddings

Although legally forbidden, this is not preventing Kosovars from organizing weddings.

A video showing a large number of people in a restaurant dancing was published on social networks yesterday.

The person who published this video didn't reveal the location of this party.

Days earlier, the country's Minister of Health, Armend Zemaj, also wrote.

On Facebook, the health head wrote that restoring citizens' gatherings, even traditional weddings, seriously hurt discipline and recommendations for preventing and combating the Tyvid 19th virus.

“Dasms, can become the source of infection and this is illegal. Three weddings have been interrupted and arrangements have been made for the owners of the facilities they have been held in Gjakova, Yunic, and Slatine. While, in the neighbourhood of Arberia in Pristina, a nightclub has been closed, and measures have also been taken against the owners of this club. Our priorities remain the health of citizens, so we've brought regulations that protect the health of citizens”Zemaj has said, warning even consequences.

Since the beginning of the pandemic in some regions of Kosovo, several persons allegedly acting contrary to the Law on pandemic, organizing various parties and gatherings.