elite athletes and qualified clubs in Europe are allowed to exercise

The Adviser Board for COVID-19 has approved the request of the Kosovo Olympic Committee to allow exercises for elite athletes who have secured the Olympic rate and for those likely to secure the rate. Also allowed are drills for clubs that have provided qualifications in European competitions.

The Adviser Board for COVID-19, led by microbiologist Lul Raka, has approved the request of the Kosovo Olympic Committee to allow exercises for elite athletes and clubs that have secured participation in Europe.

With new measures by the Government of Kosovo preventing the spread of COVID-19, sports activities have been banned, exemptions are only some of the individual sports.

But KOK has asked to allow training in other sports as well. The board has approved the request. elite athletes have been recommended regular testing for COVID-19.

“Allowed training of elite athletes (6 of them are Olympic-rated) and athletes who are likely to ensure the Olympic rate. The exercises are organised under the measure of implementation of the UN protocol to prevent COVID-19. Federations, clubs, and athletes themselves carry responsibility for their well - being. Sports from this elite category that are allowed for training are Judo, wrestling, karate, boxing, athletics and swimming. The racers are advised to conduct regular tests. Training of qualified clubs in Europe is allowed as football, football, football, handball, volleyball. Individual sports have been allowed with the government's recent decision. The KOK has brought the detailed list of these sports”, said by the Adviser Board for COVIDD-19.