Three pregnant women in Peja have been identified

The director of Health and Social Management in the Pec municipality, Petrit Loci, has spoken of the status of the Peja citizens who are infected with COVIC-19, where three pregnant women are also among the 47 people who have so far been treated with no symptoms and are being treated at home.

Loci made it known that there are two Peja citizens, one younger, and the other older, who are being treated at the KKUK Infectious Clinic, while others are identified at home.

“actually of the 47 affected, we have a case that has died, two cases are hospitals at the Infectious Clinic, while the rest of the patients affected are being treated in their houses in stable condition. The condition of two hospitals is relatively good - it's about two women, one a little older and one younger. They're relatively stable”, Loci told Telegrafi.

Loci said that none of the three pregnant women who have been positive with COVID-19 have symptoms.

X-rays that are isolated in their homes. Their condition is stable from the first day, and it continues to be stable now even now, meaning they don't even have symptoms”, Loci said.

By contrast, the largest number of infected people in the results published Thursday evening by the IKSHPK was in the Pec Community.

The positive “Rests are contact cases, twenty-six cases from the Pec municipality (according to residence: fifteen (15) cases of new Katund and eleven (11) Pec cases). The large number of confirmed cases in Pec are due to participation in a mortar ceremony on April 6, 2020, despite measures to prevent mass collection of citizens. As a consequence of this action so far, 36 positive cases with COVID-19” have been diagnosed, the IKSHPK report said.