The RTS team found Minja playing with her mother and aunt in the yard, on a rocking horse. She likes to put together a wooden puzzle the most – which she couldn’t do just seven months ago.

Minja was born as a healthy girl. After three months, the young parents began to notice that she was moving her arms and legs less and less, she could not lift her head. She received much-needed therapy on January 24.

“First of all, we first noticed a change in crying, Minja started to cry louder, then she has better control of her head. She started to sit alone, with physical and occupational therapy she quickly mastered some exercises with her hands,” says the changes she noticed in Minja. mother Živka Matić.

Minja can stand with support and eat much better. No respiratory infections as before.

“We didn’t even dream that she could make so much progress in six months, but she still has work to do, to work with her, to practice, in order to make more progress,” says Minja’s mother.

Ana Sretenović, Minja’s aunt, states that Minja learns something new every day.

“I stop by for at least five minutes just to see her. She learns something new every day – for example, she learned to put the dice together,” adds Ana.

On October 7, Minja turned two years old, in seven months of treatment she managed to almost reach her peers, these days she continues with daily exercises and she is about to go to a speech therapist.

Although, cheerful Minja still utters words and communicates, especially with her house Badža, from whom she does not separate.

Overcoming the economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic requires international cooperation and debt reduction in poor countries, according to World Bank (WB) President David Malpass.

“Some of the countries are seeing a strong recovery now. This will help everyone else, we all benefit from this “, explained Malpass, referring to the global economy, reports ATSh.

“But in order to have a resilient recovery, we need growth to come from the poorest countries,” he added.

According to the head of the WB, a key element in achieving this is to make debt levels more stable, which means they need to be lower.

The candidate for MP from the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), Valdete Idrizi met with the manufacturer of doors and windows in Zhabar, Mitrovica.

Idrizi says that during this visit they also talked about the recovery program and, as she says, the importance that PDK gives to the private sector.

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Together with the candidate candidates for MP Ramiz Kelmendi, Blerta Deliu Kodra and Ganimete Musliu, in Zhabar of Mitrovica we visited the door and window manufacturing company “Mitroplast”, which was founded and is successfully run by the Emini brothers. We met and talked about the Recovery program and the importance the Democratic Party attaches to the private sector.

# Recovery is designed to help these enterprises that are promoters of the country’s economic development.

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