a minute agoLul Raka shows what should happen for Kosovo to return quarantines
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Microbiologist Lull Raka has advised Kosovo citizens to adhere to IKSHPKA's measures, while adding that increasing the number of cases has been expected. Through a text on the social network Facebook, he has said that citizens should continue with the implementation of preventative measures. Besides the number of cases, the crucial factor can be [...]
Through a text on the social network Facebook, he has said that citizens should continue with the implementation of preventative measures.
Besides the number of cases, the crucial factor may be the clinical structure of these new cases. If they're easy cases of family contact (some even amptomatics) that don't need hospitals, then they're manageable for the health system and there's no need for renewed closures. Only increased care and application of counsel is needed. ”, he wrote away.
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Dear citizens of Kosovo,
We're in the third month of confronting COVID-19. The results of the successful management of this pandemic have been largely a product of your awareness and response to the MSH's advice, ICHPK and health professionals.
Increasing the number of cases after the release of measures is expected. The number of cases will be in correlate with the implementation of preventive measures by each Kosovo citizen. The virus is still around here, and it will exploit any negligence on our part.
We already know all the advice, but they're for practice:
1. Keep your physical distance all the time. This is the main component of prevention!
2. In places where no distance can be kept (autobus, shopping center, crowded places), put on your face masks or shields!
3. Avoid standing inside crowded bars. Possibly, stay in the theaters of these premises!
4. Carry on with the hygiene of your hands!
Can we close again if the number of cases increases?
Besides the number of cases, the crucial factor may be the clinical structure of these new cases. If they're easy cases of family contact (some even amptomatics) that don't need hospitals, then they're manageable for the health system and there's no need for renewed closures. Only increased care and application of counsel is needed.
If the increase in the number of new cases goes parallel with the large number of cases that require spiritualization and intensive care, then the new closure is the real option.
