Kurti shows when nests can be opened in Kosovo

Kosovo's incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, declared for Kosovo Press, that easing the movement is not related to the possibility of protests this week, following the Constitutional Court's decision on the mandate decree, as it adds that the right to protest belongs only to citizens.

Kurti's political opponents, the release of the measures, linked it to the possibility that the Vetevendosje Movement organises protests, as the Constitutional Court is expected these days to make the decision on the decree of President Thaci's mandate, and according to them will be in favour of the latter.

However, this ease of measures, incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti, speaking of Kosova Prees, attributes good management to his government.

The correct and good management of the pandemic has created the conditions for removing some of the measures. For the release of the circulation and movement this time is between 05 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. So citizens can move, that means, however, they have to keep the physical distance at least 2 meters, maintain personal hygiene, and not practice family visits. As for civil organizations and protests, they are citizens and are their rights. It has nothing to do with the last decisions”, Kurt said.

The chief executive says the Ministry of Health is preparing the manual and the manual of the situation for evacuation of measures, but in order not to increase the spread of Covid-19.

According to Kurt, children's gardens will likely open early next month.

The “will most likely open gardens, children's nests early next month. But now the Ministry of Health is in preparation for manuals, doracts of such situations, in order to make the removal of the measures. And on the other hand, we also don't have any increased infections. Even for mosques, churches are all preparing such manuals so that the rights being created for citizens are being returned to citizens, not result in a return of” infections, he says.