Infectologist Ramadani: Anti measures - COVID must continue until 70 percent of citizen vaccination is reached

According to him, the situation with pandemic is better than the past weeks, but we should not relax until we reach 70 percent of the vaccines.

Ramadan in pronomination for Telegrafi said it is very important that the vaccine process is going well and citizens are interested in taking the vaccine. CO VID.

We have a huge drop in cases with COVID-positive, we have a huge drop in the dead, which would be better off falling to zero, but we can say that compared to the past few weeks is the most positive situation. What's important is that mass inoculation is going well, even though it's a drop in numbers, we're used to seeing 15 thousand and 20 thousand vaccinated within the day, but now this is a greeting because more than 570 thousand citizens are protected from coronavirus”, Ramadani told Television.

However, it does not relax until 70 percent of the population is vaccinated, says the infection Ramadani.

“This situation is also due to anti measures CO VID, masks, distance, important measures and must still continue because they have its effect, they must continue. Until the figure of 70 % must continue, when we reach the figure mentioned, we can be in a much better, more stable situation and I think with a limited pandemic, but it must definitely exceed 70% of the citizens planned to vaccinate”, Ramadani stressed.

He says the situation is stable for now, but anti measures CO VID must continue to be in force.

When we have such a large number of immune citizens, those vaccinated and part of those who have passed the coronavirus, then going on inoculation again, based on this statistical data, I think the situation in the country is relatively stable, for the fact that citizens are being vaccinated, a large number that are constitutional”, Ramadan noted.

According to him, if population immunization is achieved as planned, the first months of next year will find us with a better situation in the pandemic.

We can say that January, February, March will find us in a better, more relaxed, less infectious state, and zero death”, he says.

Infectologist Hamdi Ramadani has said that Telegraphy needs to be done in addition to anti-inoculation. CO VID also vaccines against seasonal flu.

Now we have a seasonal flu epidemic now, A or B, virus that now begins in November, you know, we have a flu vaccine, which needs to be given to the citizens, that needs to be taken now because anti-virused. CO VID does not protect citizens from seasonal flu, it is a completely different” vaccine, Ramadani stressed for Telegrafi.

According to Ramadani, it is still unknown what happens when COVID-19 and the seasonal flu meet together, so it is not known whether coronavirus or softened.

The “Ende is not known what will happen when the COVID-19 virus will be packaged and confronted by A or B flu, we still don't have enough data, how will I act if the COVID-19 virus will be exacerbated or tamed”, Ramadani said.

Meanwhile, from the Ministry of Health in response to Telegrafi has announced that anti-sermical flu vaccines were purchased early in the year.

They also stress that these vaccines are expected to come to Kosovo at the end of October.

“MS has been through financial obligations since the beginning of the year and has bought vaccines against seasonal flu, which, according to U. NICEF, expected to arrive in Kosovo at the end of this month and start with vaccinating priority groups for vaccine against the seasonal flu virus”, it said in response.

Meanwhile, in terms of a new wave of COVID-19, they say they are prepared for any influx of patients.

Health institutions are prepared to cope with any flow of patients”, said their response.