Minister Vitita assembles team, new anti measures expected - CO VID

The Health Ministry through a communique for the media has announced that Minister Arben Vitita will meet with the heads of health institutions to discuss anti-COVID-19 measures.

“Minister of Health of the Republic of Kosovo, Mr. Arben Vitita has invited the heads of the country's health institutions and Heeders to meet for the day in implementation of anti-pronged measures. COVID-19. At this meeting, the epidemiological situation in the country and the enterprise of other measures against COVID-19” will be discussed, the MSH communiqué said.

Kosovo government at cabinet meeting held on 12 August has made decision on new anti measures - CO VID.

According to the Government of Kosovo, measures to preserve public health and protection from COVID-19 have proved necessary to limit COVID-19 transmission and reduce deaths.

The observance of weddings, engagements, family parties and proms is allowed by 0100. The organisation of weddings, engagements, family parties and proms is allowed on condition that 50% of space capacity is exploited, but no more than 300 (300) invited in cases where 50% of space capacity exceeds that number. The distance between the tables should be three feet [3 (3) m]. To hold weddings, engagements, family parties, and prom evenings, respect for the special holiday guide” is imposed on the decision.

The clock of nightclubs has lasted until three o'clock after midnight.

<x0.0 Night Clubs are allowed to hold their activity between 11:00 and 3:00. Making payments, as well as releasing space from customers at nightclubs, should take place by 3:15. In closed nightclub facilities, use of up to 50% of space capacity is allowed. The use of up to 70% of the space capacity of” is said to be in the decision.

Meanwhile, from August 20th to September 10th, entry into nightclubs, discotheques and environments in which weddings, engagements, family and similar celebrations, mass collections, which have a capacity of over 100 people, will be allowed only with the vaccine certificate for full vaccine or the taking of a dose of the vaccine against COVID-19; RT-PCR negative test for COVID-19, no older than 72 hours; Evidence that the person has passed COVID-19 (test RT- Positive PCR released no less than 21 days and no more than 180 days or positive results of the serological antibodies test ) IgG, released mostly 30 days ago; Quick negative antigen tests no older than 48 hours.

This decision is said to be based on the assessment of the epidemiological situation and health system capacities to respond, but also by assessing them in light of the effects of these measures that can have on the general welfare of society and individuals.