MSH shows could exiles in Kosovo be vaccinated

Health Ministry spokesman Faik Hoti said all conditions have already been created for mass vaccines to flow with a more increased dynamic and autumn to catch us in large numbers of the population vaccinated against COVID-19.

Hoti stressed that all fellow countrymen living abroad, but who have Kosovo citizenship can be vaccinated in Kosovo.

The vaccine process has won a new dynamic this week when we have an increase in interest to vaccinate. In particular, what treatment gives us is that young people are being vaccinated a lot and we are seeing a large number of students vaccinated”, he said.

He said that from the Infectious Clinic, it signals that the hospital is mostly citizens who are infected with coronavirus as a result of non-excilization or those who have not yet passed the virus.

The MSH spokesman in a statement to RtvDukagini said there is already the possibility for election and combination of vaccines.

“... Also simplified have been procedures for appointment of terms. All conditions have been created for mass vaculation to flow with added dynamics and we reach autumn with a majority of the population vaccinated against COVID-19”, he said.

The MSH spokesman also talked about the vaccine card.

It's a highly advanced frame of vaccination, and it has the QR code and it's also internationally recognised. And it will be a document that will enable citizens who have completed the process of vaccination that every transition to another state through the scan to become the controlling authorities of all data and verify the status of vaccines, citizens from Kosovo”.

Hoti further said that even all fellow countrymen living abroad but who have Kosovo citizenship can be vaccinated in Kosovo.