Pristina municipality makes ready new spaces to treat patients if there is no place in KKUK

Pristina Mayor Shpend Ahmeti said the following days will likely increase the number of infected people, according to the situation created in the world states.

And for that, he said, the municipality has disinfected some spaces within the facility to be ready if there is no room for beds at QKUK.

Furthermore, Ahmeti said that if the crisis continues, the municipality will continue to take other measures.

Now we have the economic package that we've released businesses from different taxes, we're going to start a grant programme we're going to continue on. We're also preparing for evil. If there's a need for beds, we've disinfected some spaces to be ready if there's no more beds. QKUK”

“We are preparing because the situation can come from seeing what happened in other states. We're ready, but I don't know what's coming. If there is a bigger crisis, we'll continue with further measures”, Ahmeti told Online Economy.

Ahmeti said they are implementing measures taken by the Government, whatever it is.

Taking into account that we are working with limited staff because workers 80 per cent are at home. Good work is being done, by health staff, inspectorate, workers who make sure that basic services operate, cleaning, MPB” horticulture.

“I am satisfied with the work of our municipality, there is a unity of political subjects, they are implementing government decisions whatever they are, we are not countering”, he said.

The capital's first stressed that it will continue with measures to keep Pristina clean in preventing the virus.

The result is that we have two cases a day. The virus is inside, I'm sure there'll be an increase in the number if the idea is to keep that number down. We will focus further on keeping Pristina clean, preventing spread and key to the economic package we will make”.

The goal is to be close to the citizen. The municipality is the property of the citizens of Pristina, if the state doesn't help in this period then we don't need”, Ahmeti said.

Among other things, Ahmeti argued that one of the biggest problems the government will face and then the municipality will be the budget.

“Budget is the hardest, heavy point. The budget has two parts of the income and the expenses we focus on expenses. The government will have problems, even municipalities” will have problems, Ahmeti said.