Albanian doctor in Berlin: Kosovars who returned to Germany were infected with Avis on family visits and holidays

Kosovars make up the largest number of infected people with Avid-19 who have resulted positive after returning to Germany.

The Robert Koch Institute ranked Kosovo on Thursday (20.08) first on the list of countries where more infected returnees come from.

Even according to the Northern Renan-Westfali Health Ministry, 36.3% of returnees tested positively with the Corona virus come from Kosovo.

Turkey ranks second, writes DW.

Interviewer and cardiologist running a clinic in Berlin, Dr. Fahri Beqa has been advising on the phone for weeks or treating at his Kosovo-turned clinic with or without a virus.

He views family meetings or holidays as a strong reason for spreading infection.

With the arrival of people from the diaspora, traditional greetings began, there were gatherings in Kosovo, without respect for the distance measures or masks, he tells Deutsche Welle.

The most frequent response is that they have received the virus at family meetings, on visits, at gatherings they have had with the holiday case.

Look at a number of people have even held weddings, although in smaller numbers, there have been cases of death, where we know tradition, people have gone to each other for comfort, attended the funeral. ”

Currently, Kosovo has an increasing number of infections, last week's data marks more than 12,000 infected and 441 victims of the virus.

In contrast to Germany, Kosovo as a country with a new population also has a large number of people who have easily or without symptoms.

Dr. Fahri Beqa, who has been in Kosovo twice in the past two months, sees another danger: the spread of illusion, that Covid is easily passed.

The main problem is these very asimtomatics or have had slight symptoms and managed in that form to say, that this disease is not serious, that young people even have complete denial of the disease. ”