Airport spokeswoman: So far, only destinations from Italy have been banned

In Kosovo, so far there is no case confirmed by KKUK, while many patients have been subjected to the test to verify whether they are infected by this virus, writes Periscope.

Last night, the Kosovo government, at an emergency meeting, made the decision to cut off the learning process in all Kosovo schools due to the spread of coronary in neighbouring countries. Health Minister Arben Vitita said the government has decided to take precautions.

“Set up these measures: halting the learning process at all levels by March 27, 2020. Airline suspension. Border control at all border points. Forced self-terrantation of all Kosovo citizens entering the affected countries. All public activities will be held closed without public presence. No nightclub activity, gym after 7:00. All private and public institutions will take measures with disinfectant for preventing the body from being”, Vitita said.

Pristina International Airport spokeswoman “Adem Jashari”, Valentina Gara, in a proposal for Periscopi said that except for the airline for Italy, other lines will fly on regular schedules.

So far, we have not accepted any official decision/threats for any annulment or bans of destinations we serve from ANP CHAdem Jasharı, except for Italy's destination! He said Gara.

We remember that during yesterday, the Kosovo National Institute of Public Health had announced that seven suspicious cases of coronary samples were tested in the molecular microbiology laboratory.

After the tests were conducted, the seven cases tested have resulted in negative. So far, 12 people with coronarys have resulted in Albania./Periscopi/