Pristina expected to exit quarantine in following days

But even if the capital leaves quarantine, other measures remain in force until another decision.

The executive director of the American Chamber of Economics says economic recovery plan must be drafted

The capital's entrances are blocked by police.

Only those with special circulation permits issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs are allowed to enter.

But 26 police patrols that are monitoring the exits from Pristina are expected to leave by Saturday.

This is because the capital is expected to exit quarantine due to the decline in the number of people infected with the Corona virus.

Pristina Deputy Chairman Muheddin Nushi confirms this.

But despite that, other measures of limiting the movement undertaken by Kosovo government are expected to remain in force.

The consequences of the capital's quarantine mostly have been experienced by various businesses in Pristina.

For this reason, leaving quarantine is labelled as very good news by American Economic Ocean executive director in Kosovo, Arian Zeka.

Zeka says a plan should be drawn up for the recovery of the economy in co-operation with the Kosovo government, which it wants to be.

Otherwise, Kosovo's government has approved the fiscal emergency package to help businesses from the consequences of the COVID 19 pandemic.