140 people from Kamenica Topanica pending testing for coronary

Of the 140 cases that are confirmed by coronarys in Kosovo, meanwhile, only in this village are 12 people affected by COVID-19, among them a five-month baby.

Kamenica's chairman, Central Kastrati, has indicated that it is currently a list of 140 people to be tested the following few days.

Now we have a list right now of the 140 who the following days some of them have symptoms and others will be tested, but they're all property and they can't get out. Police are being taken care of, but even so far fortunately, even citizens are implementing all instructions given by institutions”, Kastrati indicated.

He has also announced that 12 health staff officials who have had contact with the families of affected persons have also been tested, and fortunately have resulted negative.

He has announced that the medical staff of the Main Family Medicine Centre in Kamenica offers daily services to its residents.

Yes, almost constantly every day, when health staff go and offer services to their homes that will fortunately say they also have the equipment and are carefully respecting the guidelines, the health staff. Even yesterday we have tested 12 health officials who have had contact with persons or families who have infected and all have resulted from negative”, Kastrati stressed.

On the other hand, he has shown that everything is currently in order in terms of supplies of medicines and food items in the village of Topanica.

Everything is now in order with food and medicine. It's these cases that the municipality has a cover-up, and it takes away their expenses, which it has undertaken, these families that have infected persons. Others are getting organized themselves. So we also have a market that takes care of food and is a volunteer person who is also taking care of the drug issue, and there are also various donors who have provided tools especially for drugs that help those who need”, Kastrati told about the news.net.

Kastrati has asked citizens not to move unnecessarily because, as he said, there may be other people infected with coronarys but who have no symptoms.

And we should remember that a large part of them don't show symptoms at all, and we should remember that we may have an infection in every village and neighborhood where they live. Consequently, we must avoid unnecessary exits, keep social distance with each other, and take care of cleanliness just as instructions have been given on the part of the Institute”, Kastrati stressed.

In all of Kosovo, there are currently 140 people affected by coronarys, 23 of them have recovered, and one person has passed away.