Bloomberg death sign signed at COVID-19 in Kosovo

President's Adviser Republic of Kosovo, Ardian Arifaj, has made calculations and published them on its Facebook page, and Bloomberg's sign is not correct according to him.

“Through data Institutes of Health Public, available on their page Facebook, doesn't turn out last week on Kosovo has 54.2 fatalities from COVID-19 to 1 million people, as Bloomberg reported yesterday. Writers/table say the data was taken from John Hopkins University, but neither does John Hopkins have that figure”, writes Arifaj and explains that “in John Hopkins's table is very clear that the data on Kosovo on a daily basis is not reported. For example, 58 deaths are reported by COVID-19 on August 25th. The latest report before this date is 15 August. If you collect cases of death from August 16th to August 21st, 58 deaths come out, as reported. JHU. So, the quantum death rate from August 16th to August 21st. It's the same on August 25th. 21 deaths reported on August 24 and 25,”

“Wouldn't like to question Bloomberg's professionalism, I'm assuming that the calculations were made by figures taken by John Hopkins University. In fact, with JHU figures, it turns out that in last week there are 54.4 deaths in one million inhabitants.

But this is it. Um... HOME E AFTER”, Arifaj writes, and adds that “is inaccurate, and Bloomberg's table is inaccurate and the entire writing is incorrect and misinformative”.

“It's big damage to Kosovo, to Kosovo image, blow to all Kosovo institutions, especially the National Institute of Kosovo Health Public, medical doctors, and nurses who are doing everything to fight pandemic and any conscientious citizen Kosovo, which does everything to prevent the spread of pandemic. Comfort all those who have lost loved ones from COVID-19, because ultimately the goal is to save every human life and not to fight statistics or become politics”, writes Arifaj