During the last 24 hours in Kosovo, 14 victims have been registered as a result of COVID-19.

From the report of the Ministry of Health, it is known that out of 14 victims, 9 were female and 5 male, while the youngest victim is from the age group 40-49 years, reports Zeri.info.

Peja, Ferizaj and Malisheva are the municipalities that have registered two victims with COVID-19, while one victim has been registered in the municipalities; Drenas, Obiliq, Vushtrri, Rahovec, Kamenica, Mitrovica, Dragash and Prizren.

The full report can be found below:

Wentworth Miller has revealed that he received an autism diagnosis a year ago and he is sharing his feelings about it with the world.

The “Prison Break” star said on Instagram: “This is not something I would change… immediately being autistic is essential to who I am. For everything I have achieved / articulated “, writes CNN.

He did not include a photo next to the title, and instead posted a blank white box. He continued: “This autumn marks one year since I received my informal diagnosis of autism. It is preceded by a self-diagnosis. Followed by an official diagnosis. It was a long, flawed process in need of updating. I am an old man. “Not a five-year-old.”

Wentworth is 49 years old.

Miller wrote that he knows that “access to a diagnosis is a privilege that many do not enjoy” and that the diagnosis was “a shock” but “not a surprise”.

“I do not know enough about autism. “There is a lot to know,” he wrote. “Right now my work seems to be developing my understanding. “Reviewing five decades of experience lived through a new lens,” he added.

Meanwhile, he adds: “I do not want to risk being suddenly a loud, misinformed voice in the room. The #autical community (I know this) has been talked about historically. To talk about the fact that: ‘I do not want to do extra damage.

Miller thanked the people in his life who “consciously or unconsciously gave him that little grace + space over the years” and allowed him to “move around the world in a way that made sense to him, regardless of whether it made sense to them.” , he stressed.

What is autism?

Autism is a neurobiological disorder characterized by difficulty communicating, social interaction, and repetitive behaviors and limited range of interests. The symptoms of autism begin to appear before the age of two and the degree of damage to these three areas varies from individual to individual. According to DSM-IV-R, Autism is defined as a disorder characterized by: qualitative impairment of social relationships, qualitative impairment of communication and limited and stereotypical character of behavior / Telegraph

The Ministry of Health announces that from today the appointment for vaccination can be made by all persons over the age of 16.

The MoH has also indicated the steps that applicants should take to schedule an appointment for COVID-19 vaccination.

This is the full announcement of the MoH:

Dear citizens,

As of today, the appointment is in the LIVE version and is possible for citizens over the age of 18.

The following explains the process of scheduling appointments for vaccination against COVID-19 through the eKosova platform (https://ekosova.rks-gov.net/).

Steps for scheduling vaccination against COVID-19:

To share the term for vaccination against COVID-19 you must be registered on the eKosova platform (https://ekosova.rks-gov.net/Security/Registration).

I. Ways to split the term for vaccination against COVID-19

Step 1

Once you have opened the eKosova platform you need to click on the link labeled “Services”.

Step 2

Once the new window opens, you need to click on “Health”.

3 Step 3

Once the new window opens, you need to click on “Share the term for COVID-19 vaccination”.

4 Step 4

Set the date and time of the vaccination appointment.

Step 5

Press the “Share Term” button.

II. Ways to share the term for COVID-19 vaccination with other people

(One person can make appointments for 5 other people)

Step 1

Once you have opened the eKosova platform you need to click on the link labeled “Services”.

Step 2

Once the new window opens, you need to click on “Health”.

3 Step 3

Once the new window opens, you need to click on “Share the term for COVID-19 vaccination for other people”.

4 Step 4

Fill in the field “Applicant’s personal number” and the field “Applicant’s phone number” and click on the “Search” button.

Step 5

If the personal number you have entered is correct, then the date of vaccination as well as the time of vaccination should be chosen.

6 Step 6

Press the “Share Term” button.

Ë ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The toll-free telephone line 080030900 has also been activated, which then directs them upon request:

1. For registration and application for the COVID-19 vaccine

2. For information about the vaccine

3. For information about the vaccination process

5. For consultation with a psychologist about vaccination

Maybe the name Hasbulla Magomedov does not remind you of anything, but you have probably seen his face at least once on social networks.

Hasbulla is a blogger from Dagestan, Russia and has always had a lot of fans on social media, but a viral video of a brawl made him super famous online overnight.

He became famous from videos where he pretends to be fighting young children or adults with the same condition as him.

Madomedov has even attracted the attention of Kanye West, among other celebrities.

Is Hasbulla a child?

Already.

He is 18 years old, but because of his condition, many people think he is a child.

Although this is not confirmed, it is reported that Hasbulla has Growth Hormone Deficiency (GHD) – Growth Hormone Deficiency, more commonly known as “dwarfism”.

GHD gives people a slower growth, a baby look and sound.

The 18-year-old is 1 meter tall and weighs about 16 kilograms (according to Sportskeeda).

His last opponent, Adbu Rozic, is believed to be in the same situation.

Types of dwarfism

According to the National Institutes of Health (NHS) in the US, dwarfism has two main characteristics:

Proportional short stature (PSS) – a general lack of growth in the body, hands and feet.

Disproportionate short stature (DSS) – The condition where the arms and legs are particularly short.

This form of dwarfism is easier to detect at birth, while PSS may not become apparent until early childhood, when one is not growing fast enough.

There are up to 400 medical conditions that can cause either of these two forms of dwarfism.

The NHS explains that while some people with dwarfism may have other physical problems, such as bent legs or a very curved spine they do not have any other serious problems.

People with limited growth can lead a relatively normal life, with a normal life expectancy.

Family and friends have been holding the memory of the young member of the 125th Motorized Brigade for two decades, who is now immortalized through a mural in the Kragujevac settlement of Aerodrom.

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– Every year we go to his grave on the anniversary of his death, but also on his birthday. We do everything to keep him living through us and his mother and family that means a lot. We will never forget him or our other comrades who perished in the hell of Košar. We who survived bear indelible and immensely deep scars, Branislav Zekić, Saša’s war friend, told the Informer.

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They were, he says, like brothers and in the war they shared everything, slept next to each other until the fateful night when the aggressor bomb took Vasiljevic’s young life.

– He was really brave. He was always where the action was. He brought us all together with his fearless spirit and great charisma. A great guy, Zekić points out, a survivor of the Battle of Košare. Apart from those who fought on the then Yugoslav-Albanian border, the invisible heroes are their families and all those who loved them.

I’M DONE ANYWAY, BUT YOU WILL NOT DIE! The words of the hero who left the bones in the EPIC BATTLE ON THE BASKETS Echo! He bravely endured the pain, he didn’t let anyone scream …

KOSOVO IS NOT A PIECE OF EARTH, KOSOVO IS A PART OF THE SKY! Dejan Ivanović fighter of the famous “63rd parachute” hardened in the battles for Košare, OPENED his SOUL

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– The pain is great, but the honor is just as great. I feel that my heart will break again today, just like when my son died. I am not the only mother with this fate. Everyone who died in Kosovo and Metohija deserves all the honors, said Biljana Vasiljevic, Sasha’s mother, through tears.

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The unveiling ceremony was attended by family, friends, comrades-in-arms and the Red Devils, fans of Kragujevac’s Radnički, of which Sasa was a member. He went to the army immediately after high school, and he found himself in the horror of the Košare watchtower when he was less than twenty years old. In addition to him, six other citizens of Kragujevac laid down their lives in the same place, including one woman.

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For three days in the “October 1” hall, 512 people over the age of 85 were vaccinated.

Niman Bardhi, coordinator at the Vaccination Center in the “October 1” hall, has shown that only today, 62 people have been vaccinated.

Bardhi stressed that the vaccination of this category is going well and has been followed without any complications.

“So far 512 people have been vaccinated, while so far 62 have been vaccinated and we are waiting for more and the situation is calm and we hope that it will continue like this in the coming days,” he said.

Prince Leka remembered King Zog on the anniversary of his death.

“On April 9, 1961 NMT King Zog passed away at the age of 66. “Today, 60 years later, our family remembers with reverence his life and work in the service of the Nation.”

Attached you can find a brief biography of the man who lived with a saying in his heart: “Homeland above all.”

“Ahmet Zogu was born in the Mat Prison on October 8, 1895. He was the son of Xhemal Pasha Zogolli and Sadije Toptan. The Zogolli family for 500 years were the leaders of the province of Mat, while the Toptani family of central Albania “, wrote Prince Leka on the social network Facebook.

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March 18, 2021 – 08:06

The coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated age-based discrimination – a problem already widespread around the world, the United Nations said.

In a joint report, four UN agencies said age-related discrimination is prevalent across society and that the problem does not only affect older people.

“Age discrimination is widespread in institutions, laws and policies around the world. “It harms individual health and dignity, as well as large economies and societies,” said United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

Categorization, prejudice and age-based discrimination have only been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, which has done devastating damage to older people, Guterres said.

“This denies people the rights and abilities to reach their full potential,” he added.

The report points out that in the workplace, especially, young people and the elderly may face disadvantages, due to their age. The same problem arises in health and social care, in the media and in legal systems.

The report was drafted by the World Health Organization, the United Nations Office of Human Rights, the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, and the United Nations Population Fund.

Leaders of these agencies said age discrimination has increased by the pandemic.

“Older people are often seen as weak and vulnerable, while young people are portrayed as invincible.”

“We will have to address the issue during and after this crisis if we are to ensure the health, well-being and dignity of people wherever they are,” the UN chief said.

The report states that the problem can be addressed by building “a movement to change the story about age and aging”.

Elsewhere in the world, data on the coronavirus show that it continues to spread.

India reported 35,871 new cases of coronavirus on Thursday, the highest figure in more than three months. The most affected state of Maharashtra accounts for 65 per cent of new cases.

The total number of infected in India has now risen to 11.47 million, which is the highest in the world after the United States and Brazil.

The US leads the world with over 29.6 million cases of infection and over 538,000 victims. But in recent weeks, the number of new cases and hospitalizations there has been declining, in part due to the intensified vaccination campaign.

Of the European Union countries, France has the highest number of infected, while Italy has the highest number of victims.

The EU has been criticized for slow vaccination campaigns, but European officials have blamed supply chain problems.

Of the three vaccines approved in the EU, only two are used in most countries.

AstraZeneca has been suspended in many states, following reports that some individuals vaccinated with it have suffered blood clots.

However, the European Medicines Agency and the World Health Organization have said there is no evidence linking the vaccine to blood clots and have suggested that it be continued.