Ismaili: Government error in confronting Coronavirus, these steps should be taken urgently

Through his Facebook page, Ismaili has listed steps that Kurti Government has yet to take, and must take urgently.

The complete appointment of Ismaili Bridge:

Numbers clearly indicate that there is no need for panic but for care and action.

So far, worldwide, there have been over 159,000 cases affected by Coronavirus, of which some 76 thousand cases have been healed and some 78 thousand cases are still active.

As citizens, we each have a duty to protect ourselves, to respect our social distance, to guard one another, our loved ones, especially those of old age. Each individual's role is important, and we must decide whether we want to be part of the problem or the solution.

The government has neglected taking strict measures, allowing free circulation of those who have come from high-risk countries. This failure results in the distribution of the virus in various municipalities.

I know that in a severe climate, like what we now have with Coronavirus, it is very difficult to get the truth through, because good news is more than more likely to accept accurate information and criticism and suggestions.

But I will continue to talk further about how it should be handled in this situation, so that lives of people can be saved, and that Kosovo will have as little health and economic consequences as possible.

So once again, these are the steps that Kurt Government has yet to take, and it has to take urgently.

1. KU PERSONAS. It's not like I'm looking for him today. I've been looking for it three weeks ago at the Parliamentary Commission on Health when Coronavius touched Europe. There was no such thing, and that was wrong. It is imperative that those from other countries be quarantined and provided support. Also, immediately identify those who have potentially had contact with the virus and they too are placed in mandatory self-issolation and provided support. Thus, disease cannot be spread. The government needs to improve this mistake, urgently.

2. T E STARTMENTS AGRESS. Start aggressive, frequent testing so that citizens potentially affected by the virus can be identified to break the infectious chain. The government doesn't make the second mistake. There are times when not the patient 0 (the first patient identified with the virus), but the patient 31 has been the mass distributor of the virus, as has happened in South Korea. Therefore, the government must create opportunities for aggressive testing and expose and isolate cases. Any case can be patient 31. Aggressive testing saves lives.

3. KINGS FOR THE MEDICINE. Medical personnel must be protected. By any means. They are the most vital part in this war, in collaboration with citizens. The government must act as soon as possible to create the right conditions for work.