Malisheve, marked seventh year with no death from ticks

The Malisheva municipality, which is known as a hearth contaminated with bleeding fever, has a risk of 46 villages being bitten by ticks.

The Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development Ministry's project envisions each year dealing with 18 to 20 villages or 4,000 hectares of dezinectation in priority countries in the Malisheva municipality.

Under the project to fight and prevent the spread of bleeding fever “Park” area is continuing to address these wandering areas with professional staffs consisting of a total of 35 employees equipped with the latest word technology, with which a high score is being shown in localisation and control of bleeding fevers.

Every year in the Malisheva municipality, the national strategy for combating and preventing bleeding fever congo (EHKK) is implemented, with what disincentives become the deincipherment of any existing areas. All activities are realised in co-ordination between the Malisheva municipality and the National Institute of Public Health and the responsible ministries.

Dezincation in these hearths is significant for residents, as it is possible to reduce the likelihood of infection from congo bleeding fever that is transmitted through the ticks.

Since the postwar in the Malisheva municipality as a result of the shadow presence, a large number of residents have been affected, while 18 citizens have lost their lives until 2013.

Therefore, disinfection in these areas continues to be highly regarded, as from 2013 until now as a result of this process has had no case of death or cases with EHKK infections.

Great contributions in this regard have also been made to the company's high professionalism for dezination from Prizren, “Zona Park”, which with its disinfecting teams have prevented the spread of bleeding fever, while also minimizing spread across other locations.