So many fines were submitted in the last two weeks for disrespect of anti-mature measures. - CO VID

Several months have passed since Kosovo started facing the COVID-19 pandemic.

As a result of the widespread spread of this virus, the Government of Kosovo took numerous measures to prevent even greater increase in the number of infected and victims.

Thus it was decided that the mask would be mandatory and not allow the gathering of many people to a certain location.

Since July 24th, until August 2nd, physical persons have pronounced 929 fines at the country level.

This was disclosed in a given response to Indexline by Food and Veterinary Agency spokesman Lamir Thaci.

Thaci announced that for legal persons the value of the prescribed fine starts between 500 and 1,000 euros, while fines pronounced for physical persons start between 0 and 500 euros.

The official report of the Sanitary Inspectorate of the Food and Veterinary Agency from 24,07,2020 to 02.08.20. During this period of time during inspections on the field have been found in violation of measures imposed by the Government of the Republic of Kosovo for combating the COVID-19 total of 96 legal persons, with fines being imposed on all violators. For physical persons, 929 fines have been pronounced. These are the fines figures at the level of”, Thaci said.

Asked how monitoring of these anti-scale measures is under way - CO VID, the information official at AVUK, said monitoring and monitoring the implementation of measures is a complex and very dynamic challenge.

The limited number of Sanitar Inspectorate strains us for inspectors to be very engaged. Their work begins in the early hours of the morning and continues until late hours of the night. Inspections always take place in co-operation and co-ordination with the Kosovo Police and other inspectors. It's a great number of actions about many activities being covered by our inspector. Controls in all places required, wearing a mask, keeping a distance, and maintaining hygiene. Making decisions for Isolation of all people affected by COVID 19 (those who result from positive and reported by IKSHP), then issuing decisions on people who spend time in isolation and are considered healed. The oversight of the burials of dead persons from COVID 19, valued as very important”, he said.

It was also stressed that AVUK from the day of the first case affected by the COVID-19 virus is making maximum efforts in preventing and fighting the spread of this pandemic.

Among other things, it was said that all the duties and responsibilities given to them are becoming the best possible.

“Inspectors are finding courage in their sense that now is the time to save nothing just to contribute, to the preservation of the lives and health of citizens”, Lamir Thaci stressed.

The number of people infected with COVID-19 is currently 9 thousand 492 people, 284 dead and 5 thousand 346 persons healed.