The squares of Pristina continue to be filled with citizens. Despite the measures taken by the Government to protect against the coronavirus, the cafeterias of the capital were full on Thursday.
In fact, there are few who have masks and other protective equipment, KOHA reports.
Meanwhile, the citizens themselves say that they do not feel threatened by the COVID-19 virus by staying in public spaces.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health has proposed additional measures and an operating plan in addition to the decisions taken on Wednesday at the Government meeting.
So far, no positive case of coronavirus has been confirmed in Kosovo, the authorities have announced.
Even the 11 suspected cases this Thursday have been negative.
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Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health and the IKSHP have recommended citizens to adhere to the measures that have been set and to self-isolate.
Citizens have also received phone messages from the Ministry of Health for instructions on how to protect themselves from the coronavirus and how to act in case of symptoms.
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