Ramadan after rising cases of coronary: Someone's in the backbar and someone works without stopping.

National Institute of Public Health Director (IKSHPK), Naser Ramadani, has said that a significant portion of citizens are not complying with recommendations for preventing the COVID-19 virus, and that is overloading medical staff as well.

As Ramadani said, since only appeal for protection measures among citizens is not sufficient, they are negotiating with the Ministry of Health to manage the situation even with supervision by inspectors and law bodies.

You see, the epidemiological situation in recent days is on increased occasions. Even our team with great potential is holding the epidemiological situation... Citizens are not keeping three rules: keeping physical distance, wearing a mask, and frequent washing of hands. These numbers speak a lot. The relief of the measures is made by very professional people of epidemiologists and with recommendation from the Ministry of Health, which has approved it and we are discussing it together that not only are appeals being sufficient, but there should also be solid supervision of inspectors and bodies of rank”, Ramadani said.

He also stressed that increasing the number of those infected with the COVID-19 speaks of worsening the situation.

According to him, on Friday citizens will have a manual with all the guides on how to conduct ourselves in the pandemic situation.

Ramadani said disturbing is also the insulting language addressed I The KSHP, as he said, is not being respected by citizens or mayors.

The number of cases is disturbing, and the most disturbing is when mayors complain about I KSHPK. Someone's in the hangar, and someone works without stopping. This lab works without stopping. The diagnosis with my real PCR is in rapid procedure. The negative or positive test says nothing about citizens who care nothing about their health. An unprecedented glutton in the pandemic I haven't seen... are swearing and insulting people for delaying test results, but there's no urgency in testing. Those who need testing should be planned, and that goes up to 14 days. They run like crazy in health institutions to perform tests. You respect us saving their lives. Save us, so we can save you”, IKSHPK's Naser Ramadani. /Telegraphy/