17 minutes agoCoronavius in Prizren, among the infected last night, another baby.
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)79 people from Prizren have so far been confirmed with the COVID-19 virus. On Sunday, 33 samples have been taken for testing, resulting in positive 3 of them. The director of Health in Prizren, Wisar Shehu, has told Express that last night's confirmations are cases of contact with a person who was infected a little before [...]
Three members of a family from Prizren have resulted in positive tests for COVID-19 on Sunday.
They got the virus from their family member, who's an employee at Prizren's QKMF and who was confirmed by Corleone a few days ago.
The director of Health in Prizren, Wisar Shehu, told Express that among the three people who have proved positive is a baby born in 2019.
“Days have tested 33 samples, out of which 3 have proved positive. They're all contact cases, they're family members of a person who's been infected earlier, and the source of the infection is the hehemodalis department. He was the primary driver of the QKMF, now has a positive result of his two parents and a baby born in 2019”, Shehu noted.
Shehu said that 12 more people will be tested today, of which 2 persons will be reinstated to see if they have recovered from the coronary.
Twelve more people will be tested today. Driveers, contacts and hehemodalis patients, and there are two people among them who will be renewed. Today, the cycle of testing of hehemodialisis patients” has highlighted Shehu.
Meanwhile, the total number of people confirmed with COVID-19 in Kosovo has gone to 851.
Of them, 381 have already recovered, 25 people have already died.
The Kosovo government has launched the application of relief measures in the country, as the number of people cured by the Coronavirus is increasing.
From today, some businesses have been allowed to work, and so has the arrival schedule for citizens who have so far been an hour and a half. From today citizens are allowed to appear twice a day, from one and a half hours, to fulfill their commitments.
These measures are valid until May 18th, when and the second phase of the measures' relief will begin.
By May 18th, the gradual opening of other businesses will begin until the movement of citizens continues to be the same.
In addition, the Ministry of Health and the National Institute of Public Health of Kosovo are appealing to citizens for safety measures, such as gloves and masks, to respect the social distance and maintain personal hygiene.
