Will Kosovars go on vacation this year and the end of the Coronavirus, Luli Raka

Although the ease of the measures has been envisioned earlier, it is still unknown whether the COVID-19 pandemic is marking its end.

Corovar microbiologist Lull Raka says that it's early to talk about the end of pandemic, but he says that according to global experts' planning, in October of this year we'll probably have the second wave of infection.

The “is early to talk about the end of the pandemic, all experts plan that there will be new waves of coronary in the next season, so October. Kosovo must also be prepared for the second wave of Coronavirus”, Raka said.

Raka says Kosovars this year will be allowed to go on vacation, but that according to him the measures will be different.

He says the number of vacationers who are allowed to enter mostly in tourist areas in Albania will be smaller.

The issue of holidays depends on Albania opening the borders, and after the borders are opened, however, the measure will be on the sea, even on the beaches, but I don't believe that Albania will allow for a week to enter the great influx of people, some of us have gradually been allowed to go to sea, but also on vacations we'll have to do”.

As of today, with the government's decision, these businesses have been reopened: hairlinders and indulges, dentists and physical therapists, retail merchants and green markets, gastronomia, that is, the version of kumarje, railway transport, urban transport, and interveniment with special permission, phone centres with esensual staff lists, as well as galleries and museums.

Release of the stages, according to Kosovo microbiologist Lul Raka, is a normal issue, but according to him there is something of concern.

Raka, for Blic newspaper, says that the greatest danger of the spread of the coblinvirus lies in public transportation.

He says there are information that people are allowed to enter without masks during today on urban traffic buses in the capital.

For the release of the stages, that is the normal process and we have achieved the goal of this, the goal of the resistance measures has been that the number of cases does not exceed the health capacities of Kosovo”.

And we can't stay at all, any relief of the measures is normally followed by gradual growth, and this is expected. What's worrying is where the greatest number of cases of Kosovo's infection were, the largest number of shelters were in the family because of the largest exposure, anyone who took it to the family has even brought it to another family. The second disturbing case is public transportation, I have information that people are on buses without masks, buses are ideal space for the spread of the infection, so it needs to be careful, don't get on a bus without masks, or the driver don't let me get on board, that inspectors can't cover all of Pristina or Kosovo”.