COVID-19 in Kosovo, just two beds free at the Infectious Clinic

In addition, 705 new cases of coronary infected people have been confirmed during the same time, thus bringing the number of active cases to 12,000 and 808.

But how exactly is the situation with COVID-19 within the clinics of the University Clinical Centre of Kosovo.

From the Kosovo Hospital Service and University Clinic have indicated that there are a total of 865 patients lying in clinics and hospitals throughout the country, but that 706 of these patients have been confirmed as affected by COVID-19.

The condition of these patients is this: 11 of them are in respiratory, another 25 at CPAP, and 669 patients are with oxygen therapy.

During the days we left behind, there were various reports that the Infectious Clinic is packed with patients, and thus patients affected by coronarys have been distributed to other clinics in order to provide needed treatment.

But in the Infectious Clinic, patients are divided into three parts, in Infective I, II and III.

In the Infectious Clinic I have a total of 118 hospital patients all confirmed as positive with COVID-19, while at the Infectious Clinic II there are 91 patients where 82 of them are confirmed as affected by coronary.

The easiest is the situation at the Infectious Clinic II, where it's lying with COVID-19 there are 17 patients, reports the news.net.

There are a total of 85 patients in the Pulmology Clinic, where 34 of them have been confirmed as positive with COVID-19, while there are a total of 16 patients in the Paddy Clinic, while four have been confirmed by coronary. Except within the clinic MIQ-COVID are 17 patients confirmed with SARS CoV-2.

Based on data submitted by USKKKUK, there are a total of 345 hospitalised patients within all clinics.

Estimated in the number of beds within the effect clinic at QKUK is a total of 120, and free spots within this clinic are only two.

The situation is similar in the Infectious Clinic II and III, where there are only 9.

It must be commemorated that Kosovo is continuing to face a rather heavy situation as a result of numerous cases with COVID-19.

Since March last year when the first cases were confirmed, many of the citizens are facing health problems as a result of this virus.

Although almost all parts of the world have already received thousands of doses of anti - vaccine - CO VID did not do so in Kosovo.

Our country continues to be among the few countries in the world that continue to have no doses of anti vaccines - CO VID.