Batanije, mattresses, food: Familys with basics to stay close to patients with COVID-19

The mattresses, blankets, and various food glands are located near the rooms where the family members of the coronary - infected are lying.

The infected family has also had to improvise sites, as they spend long time in the courtyard of the University Clinical Centre of Kosovo in Pristina, REL reports.

Sanije Kastrati of the Malisheva municipality, with permanent residence in Germany, has been caring for her husband, who is infected with coronarys, and who is lying at the Infectious Clinic for more than 20 days.

We've checked it out in private (institutions). They didn't do anything to him. He's here at the hospital trying all the way, they can't do anything. The situation is critical”, Kastrati told Radio Free Europe.

Her husband has not been vaccinated COVID-19.

In the last eight days, Kosovo has recorded 16,565 new cases and 196 victims. At the Infectious Clinic, 114 patients were on Friday.

Meanwhile, on Friday over 1,200 patients have been lying in hospitals and clinics where patients treat COVID-19. According to health officials, 93 percent of people with COVID-19, who were admitted to hospitals, have been unexcused against the coronary.

Alife Haxhiu of the Podujevo municipality says she has been taking care of her husband, who is with COVID-19 days. He is located at the Pulmology Clinic in Pristina.

Haxhiu, who was out in the hospital yard on Friday, found that the condition of many patients in her husband's room is not good.

She said in four days she had to buy some medications that the hospital didn't have.

I've already bought two types of drugs. One was for coughing and one for fever. The first one has cost eight and a half euros, the other five. Other drugs I didn't buy”, she said.

In the Pulmology Clinic on Friday, 86 coronary patients were involved.

Hyseni, a man in his 70 ' s, after more than 20 days of stay at the Infectious Clinic on Friday, September 3rd, was released from the hospital after defeating COVID-19. He said he's not vaccinated against the Coronavirus.

According to him, his state of health was severe after infecting COVID-19, but thanks to doctors he said that “was able to save”.

“Barna we bought a little bit of”, he said.

Hyseni had only good words for health personnel.

All night long they worked and never stopped until the next shift came”, he indicated.

Fahrie Brahaj of Drenas ' Krajkova, who was taking care of her mother, sat on a chair near the front door on the balcony of the first floor of the Infectious Clinic. She listened as she spoke on the phone with other family members who told them that her mother's condition is not good.

Brahe said that medical care at this clinic is very good too.

“They are doing the maximum for our family”, she said, adding that most drugs are in the clinic, but there are some missing.

We only bought for one needle, which it took for 12 days since the others are here. One has cost 35 euros”, she said.

Even at the Infectious Clinic II, 112 patients were extended on September 3rd.

The Union told Radio Free Europe that his father is lying in this centre for four days. According to him, so far he has purchased drugs worth over 100 euros.

My father's “so far has been worth more than 100 euros. He told me he had to buy some vitamins and Remdesivir and some other”, he related.

At this treatment center, several patient attendants said there is a shortage of urinary bags.

It's got three days. Now I was in the drug store, there was no”, said briefly one of the supporters of a patient who refused to give his name.

Coronavirus - infected patients are also located in the Gynecology Clinic. According to information from the leaders of this clinic, 11 patients are being treated there.

Burim Buyip from Drenas on Friday waited near the special entrance to the Gineecology Clinic, where pregnant women infected with coronarys are being treated.

Bujupi indicated that he expects these days to be the father of two twin girls. However, on Friday he realized that his wife, after she was admitted to the Gynecology Clinic, has resulted in positive coronavirus.

He said his wife's condition, according to the health staff, is good and that there has been no demand for buying any medicine.

Not so far, I am not asked to buy anything from the” medication, Buyup said.

In general hospitals in several Kosovo municipalities, where patients infected with coronarys are being treated, there is a lack of health staff. That's what they said about Radio Free Europe, the leaders of these hospitals.

For those infected with coronarys, who are being treated in clinics called COVID, in addition to health staff, relatives are also being cared for.