Behemaj publishes the data: Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro managed better than Kosovo pandemic

President Thaci's political adviser, Adil Behramaj, has published a comparison analysis based on the population number and today's data of most countries in the region about the management of pandemic and affected cases.

Behrramaj said that if we consider that we are the youngest population in the region and over 80 percent of those infected, according to official statements, have self - pityed under domestic conditions, then this Government is not at all meritive, as it is puffed up with pride, to manage this situation.

A simple analysis compared to the population number notes that Albania, Bulgaria, Greece and Montenegro managed the situation better than Kosovo with the pandemic.

But if we consider that we have the youngest population in the region and over 80 percent of the infected, according to official statements, have self - pity under house conditions, then this government is not at all meritier, as it is puffing up, for managing this situation.

This Government would actually have to be humiliated because all the time its work has characterised the serious lack of basic protective equipment, lack of tests, and lack of medical equipment for the Family Medicine Centers and Regional Hospitals. And on the other hand, the million single-source contracts, without procurement procedures and public transparency, never lacked them.

Unawarely, this Government has left infected citizens waiting for one week to take a test, which behind their contacts with dozens of others, the same resulted positive with COVID-19. And if we take into account the large number of over 80 percent of domestic healing and the extremely small number of per capita testing compared to all countries in the region, then potentially the number of infected could be significantly higher.

Although to be ashamed, it is not surprising whether this Government boasts 1,000 tests accepted as a state donation from Serbia and with the assistance of Serbia's medical staff in fighting pandemic in Kosovo.

On the other hand, despite Albania's apparent management of this crisis, and our government had “player” full of patriotism and national unity, it undertook no initiative to co-operate with Albanian authorities, but a key partner in fighting pandemic made Serbia.

These are some comparisons based on the population number and today's morning data about the pandemic situation in Kosovo and the region”, Behrahaj wrote.