Austria last month registered more hybrid and electric cars than petrol or diesel vehicles, for the first time, according to figures released Thursday.

According to foreign media, the Telegraph reports, the total share of electric and hybrid cars was 42.2 percent in August, ahead of gasoline cars, which reached 35.1 percent, and diesel cars, 22.7 percent, said the general director. of Statistics Austria, Tobias Thomas.

Figures show that vehicles with alternative energy sources have doubled their share of new registrations in just one year.

Overall, car ownership also showed a downward trend, with the number of cars registered in August 15 percent less than the figure of last August.

After the received results for 90 tests, on the territory of the municipality of Gornji Milanovac, in the previous 24 hours, another 30 positive for the corona virus were confirmed, which is the largest number of positive in one day this year.

– At its peak, at the end of last year, there were up to 53 coronavirus positives per day. Also, the number of daily examinations has increased – said Dr. Aleksandar Civovic, acting director of the Health Center Gornji Milanovac, Rina reports.

Yesterday, 160 citizens were examined in the Kovid ambulance of the Health Center Gornji Milanovac, 94 antigen tests were performed, 2 NF swabs were taken, and one person was sent to hospital.

– Among the positive ones, there are also school-age children. As of today, the new working hours of the Kovid ambulance are in force from 7 am to 10 pm – every day and on weekends – added Dr. Civovic.

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July 19, 2021 – 23:18

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A positive case of coronavirus has been registered in FC Prishtina’s opponent in the Conference League, Connah’s Quay Nomads, writes Zeri.info.

This was announced by the Welsh club through an announcement on the official website.

“Before Tuesday’s match against Pristina, we can confirm that the club has received a positive result from Sunday’s tests by UEFA.
Prior to the trip to Kosovo, the club conducted an investigation into close contacts with the positive case and identified a player who should also be isolated despite being negative.
“Of course the club and the missing players are disappointed, however there is a protocol to provide security and well-being to all involved.”
“On a positive note, the club can confirm that the club’s captain, George Horan, and the recent re-transfer, Tom Bibby, have traveled with the team.”

Recall that Prishtina and Connah’s Quay Nomad tomorrow (Tuesday) hold the first match of the second qualifying round.

This match takes place from 18:00 at the “Fadil Vokrri” stadium. /Zeri.info

In the one-year anniversary of the first cases of COVID-19, Kosovo registered another 578 new cases of coronavirus.

On Saturday, the National Institute of Public Health of Kosovo also announced that eight more patients have died from COVID-19.

“Death cases are from the municipalities: Prishtina 2 cases (92, 84 years old), Gjakova 1 case (70 years old), Gjilan 1 case (71 years old), Klina 1 case (83 years old), Rahovec 1 case (74 years old), Year 1 case (64 years old), Vushtrri 1 case (67 years old) “, it is said in the announcement.

For one year, Kosovo has registered a total of 76,688 positive cases of coronavirus. Of these, 1,696 cases ended in fatality.

The number of people who have overcome COVID-19 is 64,362, while the number of active cases is 10,630.

Recently, Kosovo has registered an increase in coronavirus cases. Despite this, the incumbent Prime Minister, Avdullah Hoti, declared on March 11 that the same measures against the pandemic would remain in force.

Kosovo is the only country in the Western Balkans that has not yet provided any dose of coronavirus vaccine. The incumbent government has stated that the first contingent of vaccines from the COVAX program is expected to arrive at the end of March.

From COVAX, which is a program of the World Health Organization, Kosovo is expected to provide a total of 100,800 doses of vaccine produced by the British company AstraZeneca in cooperation with Oxford University. / rel