These are new measures the government is expected to adopt today.

Health Minister Arben Vitita will now propose to the government cabinet new anti-Condavid measures.

Under this proposal, gastronomy services will be allowed to develop their activities in line with the temporary roadmap for application or measures for preventing and combating COVID 19 in the gastronomial sector, through which measures are set to respect the distance between tables and determine the maximum number of persons allowed per square metre.

Commercial centres will be obliged to hold the event by carefully respecting measures according to the specific guide for shopping centers.

It is also proposed that public and private educational institutions continue their activity regularly according to the provisional guide for application or measures for preventing and combating COVID 19 in education institutions of all levels.

At the same time, restrictions on the movement's schedule are proposed to remain in force under the IKSF's recommendation.

Otherwise, on 5 April, the Government of Kosovo has adopted measures proposed by Health Minister Arben Vitita, which have entered into force from April 7th.

With these measures, which are valid until April 18th, gastronomy is partially banned, allowing only “services to take with you” and delivery.

Also, shopping centers and businesses have remained closed for 12 days.