Victims from Coronavirus in Kosovo, mainly 30-50 years old

In the last two weeks in Kosovo, 123 people have died from COVID-19, which causes Coronavirus.

Victims who have lost their lives in Kosovo, mainly between 30 and 50 years of age, says Nehat Battiu, director of the Anesthesiology and Reanimation Clinic. He adds that although conditions in intensive treatment within Kosovo University Clinical Centre are good, the death toll is continuing to be high

Most patients who are infected with the new coronary need oxygen intake. And severe cases require respirators, mainly anesthesiologists.

The baftiu says that most patients within the intensive central treatment of COVID-19 are dying of brain or lung clots.

“intensive central recovery meets all conditions for treating patients. I think the reason for the patient's death is the lack of gas exchange in alveola and tromosa, which is causing COVID-19. The oxygen bill is being fixed during treatment, but the trumpet causing COVID-19 is blocking blood vessels and putting the brain or lungs out of function. The average age of deaths, which I have put inside the clinic, is between 30 and 50”, Baftiu said.

Currently, about 59 patients are extended to the Infectious Clinic, out of 32 with oxygen- therapy.

The director of this clinic, Lindita Berisha, says patients are being delayed to hospital and that this is also making it difficult for the medical staff.

According to her, patients with COVIED-19 for several days are trying to be treated at home until advanced stages of the disease are being reported to the clinic.

We're getting serious forms of the disease. I'm comparing the situation to March when the first cases of Corleone are presented. Those first-day patients have started treatment. Now the opposite is happening, coming on the 5th or 6th day, and they're getting complicated. But, however, that is not the reason for death, because we have not done any tests, so that it can be accurately known whether there has been a companion illness”, Berisha told Radio Free Europe.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, in March, a total of 13,601 cases of those infected have been recorded in Kosovo, 533 have died, while 9.792 have recovered.

According to the Ministry of Health in Kosovo, the number of hospitals has begun to decline, until, therefore, they say the death toll will be reduced.

There have been some such death figures, and now there are Kosovo, but other countries like Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, even some European countries.

In Kosovo, the number of deaths is now the result of numerous infections in the months of June, July and August, and the large number of cases that have sought hospital treatment, where the daily number of patients has gone up to 6500).

The “is previously thought that having Kosovo's new population, and this may be a kind of advantage in coping with COVID-19, but the practice is showing that exactly the young and middle ages 20 to 49 are the virus's biggest distributors because of their most expressive furniture and activities. Thus, it is not the new age that makes it easier to cope with the pandemic, says a written answer by the Ministry of Health.

Kosovo National Institute of Public Health Director Naser Ramadani said on Tuesday that Kosovo at the rate of mortality “rembs ão developed states, with two, three to four times the lowest mortality rate of COVID-19”.

During the past two weeks in northern Macedonia, 36 people from COVID-19 died in Bosnia and Herzegovina 129, while in Serbia 36.