In the square, 500 people were gathered, and the state was silent, in a village of Llap two farmers were sentenced to 150 euros for going out to door

Police did nothing to take action, though it is known that at the Kosovo government's decision, the movement outside the allowed time is prohibited and that, in particular, the collection of two and more people is prohibited.

However, the state has shown its iron hand to the two farmers in the village of Barilev in Podujevo, who were sentenced to 150 euros simply for lack of evidence that they were going to the fields to work the land.

The popular journalist Anita Kadriu has said that, who has criticised for double standards in taking measures.

Two brother laborers have been sentenced by police each of 150 euros, and their family remains very poor economically. The reason they were convicted is that they didn't have documents going to field work in the village of Barilev from their village, briefly coming to someone. So either enter the field or do some business of yours, show them to the people to whom I have proof! And what kind of law you're punishing those that 150 euros spent on seeing them, not making sure you pay them the penalty. Are you aware that the crisis has affected many people, many families, remove double standards in the undertaking of”, it has written.

Among other things, she has said that wing workers and farmers should work with impunity, adding that they are experiencing the worst of the pandemic.

“Buyku cannot be worked according to letter schedule”, Kadriu adds.

However, Kosovo is marking an increase in the number of affected in recent days, even though the past week was marked by a sharp drop in which in one day there was only one infected and over 60 healed.