Kosovo hospitals fill up cases with Coddy-19

Alarming rains of those affected with Ovid 19 have returned to Kosovo.

Meanwhile, the number of those who are losing their lives from this virus is also continuing to be high.
And as the number of affected ones continues to increase, so are the requirements for hospital facilities that are only increasing.

Thus, it is also shown in the total number of laid - outs where during the first two months of this year, 470 to 500 patients have been admitted to hospitals.

As the cases increase, March month finds these clinics with a greater number of patients, with their number going to about 600.

But, the director of the Kosovo University Clinical Hospital Service, says the situation at the moment is manageable.

However, the need for employment and nurse engagement according to Krasniqi is one of the challenges they are currently facing.

Because of their current staff, it is very difficult to provide professionally for patients.

Meanwhile, the director of KSFKU has said that within these days I will make a decision even with regard to the new director of the infectious clinic, following the resignation of director Lindita Ayzaj-Berisha.

In fact, in this clinic, I now have a project to complete with regard to oxygen supply.

Meanwhile, why it's been eight months since four patients allegedly lost their lives as a lack of oxygen in the infectious clinic, the USKKUK directorate says they are still awaiting official information from competent organs.