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7 hours agoKosovo police ready to respond to challenges in pandemic time
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Kosovo Police General Director Rashit Qalaj has paid visits today to the regional police directors in southern and northern Mitrovica, Special Operations Unit at Mitrovica's “Belvedere” camp, and at the Brnjak border checkpoint in Zubin Potok. [...]
The responsibility and professionalism of the police in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in each part of the country was confirmed.
At the Kosovo Police Regional Directorate of Mitrovica-Veriu, the commander of this region, Captain Nenad Djuric, Deputy Director, Major Besim Hoti, and chief of investigations Lieutenant Colonel Nenad Sinjuri announced were.d. The minister for implementation of measures to prevent the spread of Ovid 19 as well as the difficulties they face.
U.d. Minister Jedal Svecla's minister commended police officials for their commitment and pledged that he would continue their support, in defence of the health and life of citizens, without any ethnic or religious affiliations.
Then, U.d. Minister Svechla has visited Mitrovica Regional Directorate - The south of which was hosted by the director of the region, Colonel Aferdita Mikulovci, who has announced that they have enough capacity to manage the situation while they were. The minister assured police officials that central level support will not be lacking.
U.d. Minister Svechla continued his visit to the Kosovo Police Special Operations Unit at Camp “Belvedere” in Mitrovica, where from the second platoon commander, Sergeant Faruk Cetinaj, has reportedly been in a position to respond to demands by regional directors throughout Kosovo.
During the visit to Brnjak, U.D. Minister Svechla was received by Captain Milos Dancetovic with his subordinates from border police. Also, U.d. The minister also met with the Kosovo Medical and Customs team stationed at that border point, where it has been notified of measures taken in order to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
He encouraged police staff but others to be determined to apply measures to safeguard their health, family, and all citizens.
At all these meetings were praised as the satisfactory management of work, the professionalism of police workers, as well as the commitment of all to the protection of health and life of citizens, especially by Kosovo Police.
“Police and citizens are together and helping each other to implement government and health professionals' guidelines and measures, and to win the fight against the virus with as little damage as”, Svechla said.
