Life dependent on oxygen canisters, Gilanan's confession of patients with oxygen therapy

If they don't get oxygen in time, their health gets worse. Doctors and nurses are in their care.

In seven departments at Gjilan Hospital, 196 beds are prepared for the Corleone infected.

On September 13th, when the Radio Free Europe team visited this hospital, about 100 beds were busy with patients.

Over 70 percent of them were with oxygen therapy.

Many of the patients lying down cannot move or talk. They feel tired. The disease has weighed down their health.

Jajliferje Shala is looking after her husband. He's been in oxygen therapy since he went to hospital 10 days ago.

For no moment, she won't leave the room.

He was sick, but he survived. Hadn't had the vaccine, maybe it would have been even worse”, she tells Radio Free Europe.

The many transfusions he received within a week, since he was shot in a hospital, the hands of Nurije Kryeziu, 67-year-old.

For ten days she's been treated with oxygen therapy.

I was sick and sick. I'm better now. But today my husband is also pretending at the hospital”, she relates.

The unexplored, doctors say, are the patients who are showing the most serious clinical symptoms.

Magbule Kqik is staying at the Gjilan Clinic with her sick mother with COVID-19. She says her mother continues to have this serious health situation and is constantly dealing with oxygen therapy.

The “E has had a very critical state. No one believed you were safe. Every morning he's got five infusions of”, says Kqiku.

The cameras that indicate the oxygen level are near almost every patient.

As the patients lose their oxygen level, doctors intervene.

At Gjilan Hospital in the Infective and Pulmology department, there are now sufficient numbers of nurses and doctors, which had been missing a month earlier.

Due to the rise in the number of infected, health authorities have committed 1,116 additional health staff.

Hospital capacities have also increased to cope with the high numbers of people who are looking for hotsylization after coronary infection.

They are seen inside and outside rooms where patients are being treated.

Our goal is to save as many lives as”, says Mirvette Daku-Kurteshi, chief of the Infectious Clinic Department.

Numerous new - age patients have also been treated in this hospital. The death toll is also high.

From the beginning of the pandemic through September 13th, Gjilan has recorded 369 deaths.

The director of the hospital, Edsim Emine, says that among the victims, there have been persons of new age.

We've had cases that died at the age of 50, under 50, 32-year-old, a patient we had 22-year-old”, says Amyni.

In Kosovo, increasing the number of cases of coronarys began in mid-August, as the version Delta ʹ is the most contagious option ʹ has become the dominant version of the coronobitus.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, 2,845 people have died in Kosovo.