The Regional Water Company “Prishtina” has announced that today, some neighborhoods of Prishtina will face reductions in water supply.

According to RWC “Prishtina”, these reductions will come as a result of depreciation of lines.

“The works will be carried out on the line DN 300 mm AC material, in” Luan Haradinaj “street in Prishtina”.

The following areas will remain without drinking water supply during the day: Pejton neighborhood, Dardania neighborhood partially, part of the neighborhood “te Qafa”, part of the residential buildings below the street “Ahmet Krasniqi” in the neighborhood “Arbëri” part of the neighborhood Lakrishte and a small part of the Calabria neighborhood on st. “Tahir Zajmi”, in Prishtina “, it is said in the announcement of RWC” Prishtina “.

Every metropolitan city in the world has water sources in different parts of the city, mainly to respond to unforeseen emergencies, but also to maintain their hygiene.

Prishtina, the capital of Kosovo, in its history so far has never thought about this. There is no open well for the purpose of regulating a mechanism that distributes water to its neighborhoods.

This will be changed by the candidate for mayor of Prishtina, Daut Haradinaj, who has in his governing program the drilling of new wells in Prishtina.

Haradinaj’s program states that the drilling of new wells will be done with the aim of creating a system for creating an irrigation system and washing roads.

“Drilling new wells in the capital in order to create an irrigation system and street washing”, it is said in Haradinaj’s program.

Daut Haradinaj is the candidate with the most unique program that Prishtina has ever seen.

He has efficiently managed to accurately address the needs of the capital and its inhabitants.
His daily campaign, in different parts of Prishtina, where every time something new is proposed by the governing program, is being welcomed with open arms by the citizens. Haradinaj is seen as a mayor who will make bold and quick decisions in favor of the people of Pristina.

Unlike other candidates, Haradinaj is steadily increasing support and with rapid steps.

The candidates for mayor of Prishtina are continuing their campaign to persuade the citizens of the capital to vote for them.

Uran Ismaili, the contender from the Democratic Party of Kosovo, on Friday met with residents in Dardania and Lakrishtë, where he signed some promises that he intends to fulfill for these two neighborhoods.

Përparim Rama of the Democratic League of Kosovo also appeared on the ground, visiting a company from which he said that local food should be recognized internationally.

Commitments for sports, in the field of KF Ramiz Sadiku, were given by Gëzim Mehmeti of the New Kosovo Alliance.

Meanwhile, Daut Haradinaj of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo has demanded confrontation of the curricula with the opponents.

Arben Vitia, of the Vetëvendosje Movement, has not yet started campaigning, as he has held the post of Minister of Health until now.

Government measures to prevent coronavirus are being met with deaf ears in the middle of the capital, where there is a large number of police officers and inspectors.

A violation of the measures also occurred with an urban bus in Prishtina, which was overcrowded with passengers.

In a photo published by the Neighborhood Observers in Prishtina, it is seen how in this bus the passengers not only occupy all the seats of the bus, but also stand.

We recall that with the recent decision of the Government of Kosovo, road transport operators are allowed to work using only 50% of the capacity of the seats.

AKR candidate for mayor of Pristina, Gëzim Mehmeti, during a meeting with residents of the neighborhood Kodra e Trimave, has pledged to resolve property disputes for more than 70 percent of properties in this neighborhood.

“In a meeting with the residents of this neighborhood, I vowed to resolve the issue of ownership. Residents live for years in their homes and are not legitimate owners of their property.

Based on the valid laws, with my proposal and the approval of the Assembly of Prishtina, all residents who have built their houses, the property will be given a symbolic amount of 1 euro and will enjoy the property right in the possession lists. “Such legal disputes have more than 70 percent of these properties”, Mehmeti wrote on Facebook.

He also promised that under his leadership, two new kindergartens will be built in this neighborhood.

The candidate for mayor of Pristina from the Democratic Party of Kosovo, Uran Ismaili has promised a clean Pristina within the first 100 days of his rule.

He made these commitments after his visit to the company that deals with waste collection “Cleaning”, in Pristina.

Regarding waste management in Pristina, Ismaili said that they have identified obstacles that are stifling Pristina in this regard.

The claimant to the mayor of Prishtina says that by placing baskets in every part of the city, digitizing the containers and making the waste collection schedule more frequent, Prishtina can be made clean.

Ismaili: In 100 days we will make Prishtina clean

“I have made a commitment and it is the only commitment I have made for the next 100 days and that commitment is that Prishtina will be clean and we will do this in cooperation with citizens and companies such as ‘Cleaning’. To make Prishtina clean we have made some interventions or proposals to intervene. The first is to put the neighborhood bins in every part of the city because there are so many spaces in Prishtina that you have nowhere to throw garbage and thus create an opportunity to be the most polluted city. Second we will change the collection schedule making the schedule even more frequent and never again see the garbage that stays in our neighborhoods. We have to buy different transport vehicles, we saw this from the meeting with the management of ‘Cleaning’ so that those vehicles are small and fast… Also, our containers must have a kind of digitization, so they must be digitized so that they signal the signaling center to show when their capacity of 70% is filled “, he stressed.

PDK candidate for mayor of Pristina, Uran Ismaili has promised solutions for gastronomy and construction waste.

Whereas, it plans to achieve all these objectives by the end of 2023.

Ismaili: We will build a center for treatment of construction waste

“We will make contracts with all businesses, especially with gastronomy, so that they do not throw their waste in the neighborhood container, and with the launch of the digital system ‘Bring’, the waste of bars and restaurants will be collected at certain times without burdening the neighborhoods. ours. We have also thought about construction material waste, we know that it is a big problem of Prishtina, we will build the center for treatment of construction waste and demolition, as well as the center for the treatment of bulky waste in areas suitable for citizens and builders and all these that we predict will be completed by 2023 “, said Ismaili.

PDK mayoral candidate Uran Ismaili has promised that in the first 100 days of his rule he will make Pristina clean.

Ismaili gave this statement at the press conference he held after the visit of the company “Pastrimi” in Pristina.

“Cleanliness is a basic need for a city and it reflects how people live in that city. “We can no longer tolerate garbage dumps being the black spots of any neighborhood that stinks and looks bad,” said Ismaili.

Further, Ismaili said that together with the team they have analyzed the situation regarding waste management in Pristina and have identified the narrow towns that are suffocating our city.

“Therefore, I pledge that for the first 100 days of my government, we will have a clean Pristina and we will do this together with the citizens of Pristina,” he said.

Ismaili has also shown some of the main interventions that he will undertake to realize this project.

“First, we have to put street baskets in every neighborhood of the city, because today we have whole streets where you have nowhere to throw garbage. Second, we will change the collection schedule so that we no longer see garbage that stays in the neighborhood for days. “Garbage collection will be done more often, and this will happen at a time when we do not have much traffic,” said Ismaili.

He further added that they will also invest in containers to digitize them, so that they can signal the collection center when they are filled to 70% of capacity.

Ismaili has indicated that he has also thought about the complaints of residents that businesses fill their garbage containers.

“We have contracts with businesses, especially gastronomy, not to throw their waste in the neighborhood containers. “With the launch of the” Bring “digital system, the waste of bars and restaurants will be collected at special times, without burdening our neighborhoods”, he said.

In the end, Ismaili said that they will make solutions for waste from construction material.

“We will build the center for the treatment of construction waste and demolition, as well as the center for the treatment of bulky waste in areas suitable for citizens and accessible to builders,” he concluded.

All these projects, the candidate for Mayor of Pristina, Uran Ismaili said that they will be completed by the end of 2023.

The candidate of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo for Mayor of Pristina, Daut Haradinaj, was today on a street in Bregun e Diellit in the capital. He estimates that from the outskirts of this neighborhood to Iliria University, is an untreated part and there should be a plan of equality in construction, reports Klankosova.tv.

“One of the most famous parts of the Sun Coast continues to be plunged into chaos. “With the regulatory plan and equal treatment in construction, we will provide a solution to this problem.” said Haradinaj through a Facebook post.

According to him, this issue should be addressed urgently and does not require costs, and emphasizes that the real possibilities are for the Sunshine Coast to be one of the most urbanized and regulated neighborhoods in Pristina.

He further vows that during his rule there will be equality in construction, for every neighborhood in the capital.

Vjosa Osmani stated that the moratorium is over. “We are working with our American partners on the plan for recognition and admission to international organizations. I think we cannot succeed in international organizations without close coordination with partners,” Osmanijeva added.

“When it comes to regional organizations and those in Europe, we think that Germany can take the lead. We do not want to go alone. We do not want to fail,” Osmani said, as reported by the media in Pristina.

According to her, Pristina will apply when it agrees on the plan with European and American partners.

The capital tonight has joined the global call for solidarity against children with cancer.

The Mayor of Prishtina, Shpend Ahmeti wrote that every light on the National Library tonight, let it be a light of hope for these children.

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Each year hundreds of thousands of children around the world are diagnosed with cancer. Kosovo children are not excluded from the affected.

September is the month of cancer awareness in children.

Pristina today joins the global call for solidarity with all children victims of this disease and those who are fighting for their lives.

Let every light shine in the National Library tonight, be the light of hope for these children.

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