The government wants money for the army, but the people haven't even provided Jodi's medicine if they're threatened by nuclear radiation.

The war in Ukraine has alarmed Europe and the world, recently with Russia's insane attacks on the Zaporizina nuclear power plant. The risk of radioactive radiation going through the entire continent, in case the power plant exploded, would be fatal. This, even for Kosovo, takes into account the geographical proximity that we have with Ukraine. But our country has no protective measure in the event of such a disaster. Even Yodi's anti-raditional drug, which is given for free...

Europe's largest nuclear power plant, Zaporizia's, was hit by Russian bombings early Friday, triggering a fire and raising fears of a disaster that could affect all of central Europe for decades, such as melting at the Chernobyl plant in 1986.

In case of an incident at the nuclear plant, radioactive iodine is one of the first substances released into the atmosphere, and if it enters the human body, it directly damages cells in the thyroid gland and can result in cancer.

To prevent such damage, Yodi's capsules, or medicine, are available on the world pharmacy market, which can help organize a person against radioactive radiation that can also be lethal to someone, especially among the most sensitive groups in society and young people.

While Jody as medicine in European countries is offered free at the pharmacy, where, as Report International Media These days have increased demands for his use, Kosovo has no control at all, and many of the local drugs have no idea what it is for.

Periscope  She has asked five drugstores in the town of Pristina if on their drug list they carry Jody's medicine, but their answer was that they never possessed such a defender.

Among them, Periscope visited the state medicine store, which showed us that on the essential list set by the Ministry of Health, there has been no recommendation for Jodi's possession ever.

Meanwhile, Periscop also asked the Ministry of Health of Kosovo questions if our state has taken measures against the risk of possible radiation, but by this moment they have returned no response.

According to one European Commission ReportYodi is recommended by international organizations like I CRP, IAEA and O BSH, while its use is approved by several countries worldwide. Although according to this report, some of the states have not yet put it to use, which obviously includes Kosovo.

We remember that the Government of the Republic of Kosovo, at the helm with Albin Kurti, has allocated millions of euros for strengthening the Kosovo Army, but in the period when security from Russian ambitions is being challenged. To that end, the Ministry of Finance has also opened funds for the country's military capacities to be established with the help of the people. Yet, no concrete action is being seen in the protection of citizens' health, which could be directly punished in cases of catastrophic explosions, as it might be of the Zaporizia nuclear power plant./ P ERISCOPI/