Citizens celebrate at home, in Pristina squares only Kosovo Police

Only members of the Kosovo Police are seen on the streets of the capital. COVID-19 Pandemia has also dimmed the celebration of changing weathers.

Pristina's markets as rarely on New Year's Eve are completely empty, where no citizens are seen moving.

All of this as the cause of measures to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, where the capital's final measures are in the red area and whose freedom to move after 20.

Lieutenant Ashref Beqiri, who along with other members of the Kosovo Police, are in “Zahir Pajaziti Square,”, said no incidents have occurred so far.

Bariqiri: Citizens are celebrating peacefully in their homes

The overall situation in our area of responsibility is all right, citizens are celebrating peacefully in their homes, respecting all government decisions as they are in force. Incidents have not so far had”, he said.

Kosovo police have indicated that they have undertaken necessary planning, managing the security situation, free movement and the management of other activities in accordance with law and specific measures.

“We have engaged necessary resources according to estimates to ensure order and security in the country, and of course we also ask citizens to conform to the situation that we have to contribute to opportunities for maintaining public health and celebrations to pass without incident. It is important for parents to avoid even uncontrolled use of pyrotechnics, mainly by children, during celebrations. We also seek caution and vigilance from all traffic participants to avoid road accidents. Kosovo police have raised the reaction level if they line up to violation of law or legal procedures will take immediate legal action in the function of ensuring overall security”, Kosovo Police spokesman Daut Hoxha has told Kosovo.