Ramadan: The virus is under control, but not even panic and civil culture.

National Institute of Public Health Director Naser Ramadani has declared that Kosovo is in control of Avid 19, but the panic and lack of civic culture for respect of the measures, unfortunately, does not.

He has once again called on citizens to respect the distance of 2 meters, even at home or anywhere, or the situation may get out of hand.

We're in control and I'm telling you, yes. What we do not have under control like Kosovo is panic and disrespect of social measures. Keeping the distance, 2m, personal hygiene as frequent and ventilation are salvation to make it easier to go”, Ramadani told Radio 1.

He has also said that there will be a solution for free movement times in the city.

The “that is not yet conscious of citizens, since once the time limit is complete, after 1600 is being created, and there's a bomb planted for the virus explosion, I'm now going to present concern by seeking common professional solutions with the competent. But still in every situation, we are lacking distance and social awareness. It's a mistake the police stop driving, total error. Police stop the ranks of people in front of bakers and marketers. It holds a distance of”, Ramdan added.

Asked about the measures that Belgium applies, which recommends that movement in the air and in the sun be applied to its citizens, but only that there are no crowds, no streets or parks, Ramadani responded laughing.

We're laughing because these are exactly those proposals and recommendations I gave him two weeks ago and what I was misinterpreted for by the media and citizens. So we do more damage at home when we gather from 15 to 20 people than when we move from 2 people to the sun, keeping the distance. This was said yesterday, as a recommendation applied to Belgium, by me it was misunderstood”, Ramadani said.