Health care reforms are very necessary to stabilize the situation in this sector, says the chairwoman of the Parliamentary Committee on Health, Fatmire Kollçaku.

In an interview with Ekonomia Online, Kollçaku said that monitoring the implementation of the Law on Pandemics, as well as amendments to the laws on health, will be the initial priorities of the Commission she leads.

“It is clear that one of the main priorities of the Government is to fight the pandemic. This is a global problem, but we as a country will have its epicenter, among other issues, because we need health reform, we need to amend many laws, one of which is the Law on Communicable Diseases.

“We will also monitor the implementation of the law on Covid because as an Assembly we have the task of monitoring the government. The government has taken some restrictive measures that are not so drastic that have an educational character where after the release of the measures we have cooperation with all sectors. The task of the Government is to provide the vaccine and in this direction work is being done because it is a priority “.

Further, Kollçaku said that the second contingent of vaccines against the Covid-19 virus is expected to arrive soon.

“Now the vaccination has started and I am aware that talks are underway that very large quantities of other vaccines will come soon. We do not have a sufficient number of inspectors and we should not wait for them on how to behave. “We have to start behaving responsibly and be led by the government.”

She said that the Government is maximally committed to Kosovo to focus on fighting Coronavirus.

“I think that the Government is at the level of its duty. We have a decreasing trend but how much is their effect is seen in the following days. If it is decided that the measures should be removed, we should cooperate. The sanitary and health inspectorate should be strengthened in performing its duties and educational campaigns should be undertaken because we are still a poor country and we will be committed to vaccinating a large number of citizens in our country “.

The right to this assistance will have couples who have a residence in Jagodina for at least two years from the day of submitting the request for assistance, and the request is submitted to the Center for Social Work in Jagodina.

This decision was made in order to increase the birth rate. As the procedure of in vitro fertilization requires many other costs, apart from the costs that are financed by the funds of the obligatory health insurance, the city of Jagodina helps all couples in this way.

Also, the members of the Jagodina parliament increased the financial aid for those suffering from malignant diseases by four times.

So far, it amounted to 5,000 dinars and was received three times a year, and with the new decision, that amount was increased to 10,000 dinars and will be received every other month of the year, which means a total of 60,000 dinars, and so far it has been a total of 15,000 dinars.

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– Patients with malignant diseases are financially exhausting families, because the costs of treatment are high, so at the suggestion of the President of the Assembly of the City of Jagodina, Dragan Markovic Palma, it was decided to increase that amount. The second decision is also important because it concerns the birth rate. The costs of in vitro fertilization are also high and our local self-government has for the first time made a decision to give these couples a one-time aid of 100,000 dinars – said the mayor of Jagodina, Ratko Stevanovic.

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Hakan Vula’s mother has been in the Surgery Clinic for more than two months.

Sheherzade Vula, who is 60 years old, suffers from a malignant disease and she has previously received medical treatment in Turkey.

The same, sought treatment in public health institutions of the country.

He has been staying at the Surgical Clinic for two months now, but now he is refusing the surgical intervention.

Her son says that the mother does not want to operate on him in this clinic, because he is sure that if she is operated on then she will die.

Therefore he wants to send him abroad for treatment.

Vula, in addition to his complaints about the doctors’ pessimism, says that it is true that he sometimes did not behave correctly towards the medical staff, but entirely because he is dissatisfied with his mother’s treatment there.

The director of the Surgical Clinic at UCCK, Ferat Sallahu confirms that the patient in question is refusing surgery.

He asks for understanding from her family, because for two months now she has been staying there without receiving treatment.

And Sallahu adds that since the patient refuses to be operated on then according to the regulation he must leave the hospital.

As the Vula family and the directorate of the Clinic are not finding understanding for this case, complaints from both parties have been sent to the Health Inspectorate and the Kosovo Police.

However, there is no action so far towards solving this problem.