Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis will receive the third dose of the anti-Covid-19 vaccine next month, shortly before the parliamentary elections.

His vaccination will come a day before the country goes to the polls.

Polls show Babis is the Czechs’ favorite.

However, he has been harshly criticized for his health policies during the pandemic by Pirate Party opponent Ivan Bartosh.

“This is the biggest defeat of the Czech government,” Bartos said, adding that “hundreds of thousands of elderly people have not yet been vaccinated.”

About 65.5% of Czech adults are fully vaccinated, according to information provided by the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).

More than 30,400 people have died from Covid-19 in the Czech Republic since the start of the pandemic, in a country of 10.7 million.

Emina was welcomed by the singer Gjyste Vulaj.

Emina Çunmluaj has decided to spend these days on vacation in her hometown in Ulcinj.

The model constantly shares numerous photos and videos from the places she visits, while showing that she is enjoying herself to the maximum.

Finally, she posted an image, where she showed that it was the singer Gjyste Vulaj who hosted her for dinner by Ada Bojana.

“Dinner by Gjyste Vulaj”, writes Emina on the other hand, she started the morning with a photo, where she shows that Gjystja surprised her with breakfast, sending donuts to her.

“The best neighbor in the world, thank you for the morning surprise”, are the words of the model above the photo.

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May 26, 2021 – 14:51

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After the end of the season in Serie A, the football player of Napoli, Amir Rrahmani, arrived in Prishtina on Tuesday.

The captain of the Kosovo national team was received today in the Municipality of Prishtina by the director for Sports, Fitim Rexha and the official Kushtrim Mushica.

Rrahmani has accepted the ‘Best Athlete of the Year’ award for 2019.

The Napoli defender was awarded last year by the Municipality of Prishtina, but was unable to accept the trophy.

The head of the Government of Kosovo, Albin Kurti is expected to meet today with the chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Lumir Abdixhiku.

The Kurti-Abdixhiku meeting is expected to be held at 11:00 in the building of the Government of Kosovo.

These meetings were convened by Prime Minister Kurti to discuss issues of national interest, for which he had repeatedly stated that these issues will be consulted and will seek the genuine cooperation of opposition parties and leaders.

Abdixhiku confirmed his participation in this meeting for KosovaPress days ago.

The Head of Government initially met with the leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), Ramush Haradinaj, a meeting that was held on Monday at the Government building.

Prime Minister Kurti informed Haradinaj about the meetings he had with the highest representatives of the European Union in Brussels and about the preparations for the process of the next dialogue with Serbia.

Meanwhile, Haradinaj demanded greater involvement of the United States of America in the dialogue with the European Union, where he stressed his and AAK’s readiness for cooperation with the Government on topics of national interest.

The Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, sent an invitation for a meeting to the Democratic Party of Kosovo, but this meeting was rejected by the acting president of this party, Enver Hoxhaj.

By the end of the month in Kosovo is expected to reach a contingent of 139 thousand vaccines, and the government announces that over 3500 vaccines will come to the country as a donation during the next week.

This Sunday was a day of rest in the hall “October 1” where people of advanced age were vaccinated bringing to over 56 thousand the total number of vaccinated against Covid-19.

Meanwhile the country government is constantly criticized for the small number of vaccinated.

However, the executive told RTK that next week they will receive another 3510 doses of the vaccine.

“We plan and expect that by the end of the month we will have a total of 139 thousand vaccines, so that the vaccination process is maintained without interruption and our goal of vaccinating citizens is met,” said Kryeziu.

According to him, the government also intends to buy vaccines and not just wait for donations.

Over 3500 doses of Pfizer vaccine against coronavirus at the beginning of this month came to Kosovo as a donation from the European Union.

Meanwhile, on Monday, 500 workers who were vaccinated in Kukës on March 20 and 21 are expected to appear in the “October 1” hall to receive the second dose of Astra Zeneca vaccine.

Prime Minister Albin Kurti has received a congratulatory letter from his Dutch counterpart, Mark Rutte.

As stated in the announcement sent by the Government, in his letter, Prime Minister Rutte congratulated Prime Minister Kurti on his new position and wished him success in the important tasks that await him.

Our countries, like the rest of Europe, are facing an indescribable challenge such as that of COVID-19, the letter said.

Prime Minister Rutte expressed satisfaction that the European Union had the opportunity to assist Kosovo through the Western Balkans assistance package and the COVAX mechanism for providing safe vaccines against COVID-19.

Similarly, the Netherlands came to the aid of Kosovo last year through a bilateral donation of personal protective equipment for the Center of University Clinics of Kosovo.

Prime Minister Rutte assured Prime Minister Kurti that the Netherlands supports Kosovo in its efforts to fight corruption and strengthen the rule of law.

“As Prime Minister, you have received a strong mandate from the people of Kosovo, which together with the development of good neighborly relations constitute the main elements of Kosovo towards Europe and European integration. The Netherlands is committed to Kosovo’s path to European integration, the letter reads, congratulating Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

The Prime Minister of the country, Albin Kurti, received today in a friendly visit the former Member of the European Parliament, Knut Fleckenstein.

The former MEP is a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany and a longtime supporter of Kurt. At the meeting held on International Labor Day they addressed many topics, with an emphasis on social democracy.

Kurti briefed Fleckenstein on his visit to Brussels and the numerous meetings he had there with senior European Union officials, commissioners and MEPs.

Former MEP Fleckenstein congratulated Kurti on his successful visit and wished him success in implementing plans for reforms in many areas that would pave the way for the country’s economic development and European integration.

The Chief of Services at the Emergency Center, Isuf Bajrami in an interview with the media said that although they are in an overloaded situation facing the pandemic, they are present where needed.

“The calls vary depending on the epidemiological situation but also on the pathology that occurs in patients. On average we have 80 to 100 calls per day but we conditionally make 30 to 50 visits in 24 hours we have 80 to 100 interventions in the city but also in the suburbs in the villages that gravitate to the municipality of Prishtina, at the same time we intervene for accidents of traffic on the road axes for Mitrovica, Ferizaj, Fushë-Kosovë and so on, but there are also extraordinary situations when we need help ”.

“… We can say that we are in a busy situation taking into account the Covid-19 pandemic, since we also had infected workers and staff reductions, but with maximum effort and commitment we have managed to be where in most cases the need is required ”.

He explained that the Emergency Center operates during the day with 5 medical teams, while they have 15 ambulances which are in standard condition.

“We have available within the day 4 to 5 medical teams with capacities that we have, we have 15 ambulances but usually four or five are activated during the day because the Emergency Medical Center works in shifts and these are standard ambulances” .

Regarding the staff, Bajrami says that they meet the needs but he adds the need for staff renewal, where he said that it is expected that a competition will be opened very soon.

As for the false calls, the Emergency Center has been facing this problem since after the war, but Bajrami says that now the population is aware of which are rare.

“The staff is busy, we meet the needs but we also need to update the staff, taking into account that the staff is overloaded especially this last year and at the moment we manage but we hope that we will be strengthened with staff considering that it is expected to a competition is announced to meet the needs of primary health care and a competition is expected to refresh the staff ”.

“We have been facing this problem since after the war and over the years the population has become aware and no false call is ruled out, but they are mostly rare cases and I can say that there is an awareness of citizens, we have calls that do not meet criteria for urgent interventions, which services can be provided to the patient in the nearest family medicine center ”.

Bajrami also expressed concern regarding the use of violence against health personnel.

He says that the health staff should be understood for any inappropriate behavior as the situation with the pandemic is also affecting.

Bajrami added that this phenomenon should be stopped, adding that violence is not tolerated against any worker who provides medical assistance.

“This is a very worrying phenomenon for all health workers but also for our society, and it is a phenomenon that we must fight, but society must help, the judiciary and then the media must play a role in this regard.”

“Possibilities for patient dissatisfaction always exist, we can not say that we too are angels because we have mistakes, maybe some inappropriate behavior from the burden of fear and this pandemic situation has burdened us too, so we seek the help of society and these phenomena should be stopped, violence is not tolerated against any health worker who provides medical assistance ”.

The President of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Lumir Abdixhiku held a friendly meeting with senior EU representatives, the Commissioner for Enlargement and Neighborhood. Olivér Várhelyi, Vice-Chair of the EPP Enlargement, Western Balkans and Southern Neighborhood Group in the European Parliament, Andrey Kovatchev, and a number of MEPs and rapporteurs from the European Parliament.

According to the LDK communiqué, the EU representatives praised the participation of the Democratic League of Kosovo in the voting process and congratulated President Abdixhiku for the constructive role that the LDK has played, paving the way for the election of the President.

They also informed President Abdixhiku that the EU is finalizing efforts to, in addition to the COVAX channel, soon provide additional vaccines for Kosovo and other countries in the region.

President Abdixhiku thanked the EU representatives for the support that the EU has given to Kosovo, emphasizing the need for visa liberalization for the citizens of the country and an acceleration of the integration process.

Sport
March 21, 2021 – 14:40

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Football legend from Kosovo, Ardian Kozniku, has received the vaccine against coronavirus, writes Zeri.info.

Through a photo published on “Facebook”, the former football player from Gjakova has announced that he has been vaccinated.

The 53-year-old has also appealed for others to get the vaccine to protect each other.

Remember that Ardian Kozniku is the assistant coach of the team from Kuwait, Al-Arabi. /Zeri.info

I got vaccinated get your vaccine to…take care of each other KUWAIT CITY ë

Posted by Ardian Kozniku on Sunday, 21 March 2021