September 18 marks the Day of Respect, this day was established in order to push people to focus more on how they can respect others.

This includes paying more attention to your loved ones, but is generally taken as an additional reason to treat people in a more polite way. There is no rule on which this day is marked, it depends on you, the district and your needs.

You can visit any of your relatives, or take your partner out for dinner.

Of course, respect is something that should accompany us all year round, but this day should inspire you to think more about how you treat people around you, KosovaPress reports.

The Municipality of Prishtina has decided to close the Germia Park, according to them in order to avoid potential risk.

As you have been informed, today during the afternoon hours, the Kosovo Police informed that a bear was noticed in this park.

The bear is not part of the “Bear Park”, so there is a possibility that it came through the mountain trails that connect with the part of Gollak, it is said, among other things.

The forest guards are trying to locate the Bear. Therefore, in order to avoid any danger, Germia Park will be closed to citizens, until further notice. We appeal to citizens to respect this decision and not to frequent Germia Park “, it is emphasized in the statement of the Municipality of Prishtina.

The driver of the Red Bull was taken to the hospital after his car “knocked” into the protective wall with its force after the contact with Hamilton on Sunday, and the impact was 51G, the BBC reported.

“I am very disappointed that I finished the race like this. Watching the celebration while I was in the hospital, I saw disrespect and unsportsmanlike behavior, but let’s move on,” Ferstappen said.

Ferstappen was transferred to the hospital as a precaution, but he wrote on Twitter that he was “ok”.

The race was interrupted for ten minutes, during which time Hamilton managed to fix his car and continue the race.

The Briton received a penalty of 10 seconds behind after the incident, after which he fell to fourth place, but returned to the race and overtook Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc, winning the race for the fourth time this year.

“The punishment he received means nothing to us and does not give a sense of justice because of the dangerous move that Luis made during the race,” Ferstappen said, after Hamilton’s wheel hit the Dutchman’s car.

Hamilton said that he was quite far as he passed by him, but he added that he did not see the rival making a maneuver, “but then he entered the curve and there was a collision”.

“Of course, I would never want to win a race this way, but things like this happen. I just hope Max is okay. And I’m looking forward to the next races,” Hamilton said.

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Ferencvaros coach Peter Stoger commented on tomorrow’s (Tuesday) match with Prishtina within the qualifying phase for the Champions League.

The Hungarian team is the host of the white and blues, in the meeting that starts at 18:00.

Stoger said that he has respect for the team of Prishtina, while he left the issue of scoring the goal to the Albanian player who plays for Ferencvaros, Myrto Uzuni.

“We want to score as many goals as possible. It can be said that we are the bet of the match, but we respect the opponent we have seen in both qualifications “, said the strategist of the club from Hungary.

“So we know we are meeting a good, physically strong group. The goal will be his (Uzun’s) job “.

“I will send the best team on the field, but patience is essential for us to be successful,” he said.

“We have also seen in the European Championship that this mentality can lead to success,” Stoger said.

On the other hand, Zekirija Ramadani, who is the coach of Prishtina, said that they have studied Ferencvaros quite well and hope to win.

Tomorrow, the Serbian Orthodox Church and its believers celebrate one of the most important Christian holidays – the Holy Trinity, which is also called Pentecost and the Descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles. It is celebrated for three days, and the churches are decorated with green twigs and sprinkled with grass.

At the Holy Trinity, Christ’s promise was fulfilled to the disciples that they would receive the grace of the Holy Spirit and speak in many languages ​​they did not know until then. This completed the founding of Christ’s church, and the apostles set out into the world to spread Christ’s teaching.

On June 20, 2021, the Serbian Orthodox Church celebrates Pentecost or the Holy Trinity, on the fiftieth day after Easter, and on the tenth day after Savior’s Day. The three-name holiday is actually the birthday of the Christian church and, according to tradition, the day of powerful energies. However, on the occasion of this holiday, the red letter lasts for three days, so we have Spiritual Monday and Spiritual Tuesday, and here is what the customs say …

Ever since the first Christians, it has been a custom to cover the floor in temples with grass on this holiday, and the walls are decorated with green branches.

During the prayer, the people weave wreaths of grass, which they then take home and leave next to the icon and the lamp. Many carry wreaths with them, so that the Lord will protect them from various misfortunes.

The fact that it is celebrated for three days also speaks of how big the holiday is. The celebration continues throughout the week during which one does not fast. It is an introduction to Petrovka’s post, which starts on June 28 this year.

The Holy Trinity is also celebrated as a baptismal feast, somewhere on the first and somewhere on the second day.

The glory is of Kraljevo, Krusevac, Pozarevac, Belgrade municipalities Surcin, Cukarica and Lazarevac.

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Kosovo Police has asked citizens to continue to respect anti-COVID measures.

Through a Facebook post, the Police has emphasized that they are performing their constitutional, legal and administrative duties and obligations, taking care of maintaining public order and tranquility as well as maintaining public health in this time of pandemic, reports Zeri.info.

“Blue uniforms, on duty. Kosovo Police officers are performing their constitutional, legal and administrative duties and obligations, taking care of maintaining public order and tranquility as well as maintaining public health in this time of pandemic. Dear citizens, adhere to the instructions of health institutions, adhere to the decisions of institutions, to preserve health and life by respecting instructions and decisions that are in the best interest of all! “The police will continue to implement the Anti-COVID Law, adhere to the decisions to avoid punishment!”, The announcement emphasizes.

Today around 15:00 is expected to be held a meeting at the Ministry of Education and Science, between representatives of the National Institute of Public Health of Kosovo (NIPHK), the Office of the Prime Minister, representatives of municipal directorates and the United Education Union, Science and Culture (SBASHK) where it is expected to discuss the pandemic situation with COVID-19, at the level of Kosovo in the education sector.

The President of the United Trade Union of Education, Science and Culture (SBASHK), Rrahman Jasharaj in a statement to the Telegraph said that they are against online learning, but that they will respect the recommendations of the NIPHK.

“We have communication with the MES, and according to what has been said we are waiting for an official confirmation where it is expected that there will be a meeting at the MES where will be the leaders of NIPHK, representatives of the Prime Minister’s Office, representatives of MED of municipalities, where it is expected to talk about the current situation from the pandemic and especially about education. “We do not have any information on when but the situation will be discussed and analyzed and the key bodies that will decide are the NIPHK and the Ministry of Health”, he said.

However, as Jasharaj said, SBASHK is against online learning but according to him, if NIPHK and MH recommend that due to the situation with COVID-19 to switch to online learning, he said that they will respect a decision of such.

“SBASHK remains with the insistence that teaching continue in schools, but if the NIPHK and the Ministry of Health have predicted this issue as problematic then they will make a decision and SBASHK will support the decision of our institutions, and will to mobilize education workers and if ‘far be it’ as people say switch to online learning eventually for a certain time then we will try to make teachers as active and successful as possible in that kind of teaching, with the wish that this does not to happen, but SBASHK will agree because the health of students is primary “, said Jasharaj, among others.

Otherwise, the incumbent Prime Minister of Kosovo, Avdullah Hoti, has announced that after meeting with health and educational institutions, they have considered the possibility of starting online learning at all levels of education, for the next two weeks, starting from March 22.

“It has been decided that the same measures against COVID-19 will remain in force, as it is estimated that the trends are stable. While the possibilities for starting online learning at all levels of education are being considered, for the next two weeks, starting on March 22nd. The decision regarding this issue is expected to be taken this afternoon after the joint meeting of the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ministry of Health, the NIPHK, the SBASHK and the Parents’ Council “, it is said in the announcement.