The curb of infections from COVID-19 in Kosovo continues to be on the rise as is evident from the numbers reported daily by local health authorities.<\/p>\n
The National Institute of Public Health admits that 14 citizens have unfortunately passed away, whereas out of 4742 tests, 685 have come out positive.<\/p>\n
The victims were in the ages 53-81, whereas in total, Kosovo reports 1984 fatalities since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe total number of positive cases at the moment is 95.341 out of 456.664 suspected cases,\u201d reported the IKSHPK.<\/p>\n
The most affected communes in terms of positive cases are:<\/p>\n
Prishtina 194 cases, Gjilan 70, Gjakova 46, Peja 41, Mitrovica 38, Vushtrri 35 raste, Ferizaj 31 and Skenderaj 31.<\/p>\n
Kosovo has recently put in place a series of restrictive measures in an effort to halt the spread of the virus as well as new infections.<\/p>\n
What remains concerning is that the country still lacks a significant number of vaccines and this has contributed to a considerable rise in hospital admissions.<\/p>\n
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