In pandemic time, the Government left some of the elderly without pension

That decision said applicants for the benefit of social schemes are not obliged to apply for an indefinite deadline.

And at point 3 of the decision it says: Nobody's going to stop their retirement due to their anonymity. Likewise, each potential beneficiary would benefit retroactively from schemes, based on the date of right profit or the date when demand could be submitted to normal conditions. )

None of the points have cleared up the position of older people who have reached the age of 65. As a result, this category of elderly people has lost their pension at the most difficult time.

Izet Shala from the pension department at the Ministry of Finance and Transfers, in a conversation about Periscope, claims that all those pensioners who have reached the age of 65 during the pandemic period will be able to report to the nearest retirement office after the opening of these offices. As he adds that the payments will be retroactive.

From the moment the government has put the measures into place, they (pensionists) are coming and applying for retirement from the moment they are 65 years old. If, for example, the party has reached retirement age on March 20th, but because it's not his fault, it can't present the documentation, it's going to meet the pension from the time it's turned age, Shala concludes./Periscopi/