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The First League continues today (Sunday) with the matches of the seventh week, writes Zeri.info.

Today in the program to be developed are seven matches, three in Group A and three others in Group B.

Simultaneously with these matches, this round in both groups in the First League will be closed.

All matches today start at 15:00.

Results from the matches played yesterday and the matches that take place today:

Group A:

Group B:

/Zeri.info

The Regional Water Company “Prishtina” has announced that in the neighborhood of ‘Muhaxhirëve’ and the neighborhood “Sunshine Coast” in Prishtina, there will be interruption of water supply.

According to the Regional Water Supply, the reductions are a result of the works that will be carried out in the field, namely the replacement of a water pipe.

“During the next day, October 2, 2021 (Saturday), starting from 10: 00-18: 00, technical works will be carried out in the infrastructure, specifically the water pipe AC fi 350 mm will be replaced, and a pipe will be installed. ri.

During the works, we are obliged to cut off the supply of drinking water for two neighborhoods of Prishtina: the neighborhood of “Muhaxhirëve” and the neighborhood “Sunshine Coast”, it is said in the announcement of RWC Prishtina.

A person is suspected to have committed suicide today in Peja.

The victim is Nard Shala.

The spokesman of the Peja Prosecutor’s Office, Shkodran Nikqi, said that the police and the prosecution came to the scene.

“Relevant police units based on the custodial prosecutor have come to the scene, it is suspected of a dead body of a person who was sent for autopsy by order of the prosecutor,” he said, writes InfoKoosva.

While the well-known moderator Labinot Gashi has made a post on the social network instagram, sharing a photo with the boy.

“Ah, Nardi cut our hearts, brother.

“Rest in peace”, was Labi’s inscription in the photo, where of course he has a close connection with the victim./ InfoKosova /

Negotiations between the Kosovo and Serbian delegations on the issue of establishing reciprocity for license plates will continue today in Brussels.

For Wednesday’s meeting in Brussels, the Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo, Besnik Bislimi indicated that they have agreed on the license plates, but that the final agreement has not yet been accepted by the Serbian side.

Bislimi said that Kosovo prefers not to have barriers between the two countries, while he said that a working group will be established on this issue that will start working on October 21.

“We have tried to force Serbia to remove the procedures for the citizens of Kosovo who are moving towards Serbia. I think this has been the result today. Of course we would rather there be no barrier, consequently both countries to fully recognize the tables of other countries. But this should also be the objective of the working group that we will establish and that will start meeting from October 21. “We agree on all points,” he said.

Bislimi said that the Serbian side did not agree with the point regarding the KM vehicles.

“The only point where the Serbian side has not yet given its consent before the agreement is called finalized is the KM cars which they think stickers should not be applied and this is absurd because they are illegal signs and we do not “We can accept this agreement where the illegal possessors of the signs are favored”, he said.

Bislimi said the agreement envisions three elements:

Today throughout the day, our team and that of Serbia had bilateral meetings with Mr. Miroslav Lajçak, with the aim of finding a solution that would calm the situation at the border crossings Jarinje and Brnjak and at the same time the Government of the Republic of Kosovo to guarantee equal treatment of citizens of both countries in the field of free movement. Of course, the primary goal of the Republic of Kosovo has been and continues to be the promotion of free movement, so the recent decision to use temporary tables has been imposed by the ten-year injustice of the authorities in Serbia against the citizens of Kosovo who have traveled to or through the territory of Serbia.

We have shown our readiness to support the efforts of the EU representative for the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, Mr. Lajçak, towards finding an acceptable solution, and after continuous negotiations we have reached a final draft with which the Kosovo side has agreed. The main points of this final draft are as follows:

1. On Saturday, October 2, KFOR forces will be deployed at the Jarinje and Brnjak border crossings and a few hours after their deployment, the barricades will be removed and the special Kosovo police unit will be relocated. KFOR units will stay at the border crossings for approximately two weeks and may leave the border crossings in the event of a complete calm.

2. On October 4, at 08:00 AM, the temporary implementation of the poster system will begin, with which both Kosovo and Serbia will cover the state elements of each other’s license plates. Consequently, from Monday it is predicted that no citizen of Kosovo and Serbia will need to put up temporary signs when crossing the territory of another state.

3. A working group will be set up with the objective of finding a final solution around license plates, based on EU standards and practices. this group will have 6 months to enable the transition to a permanent solution, which limits the deadline for the implementation of the poster system.

For the time being, this agreement has to be accepted by the Serbian side, which has remarks on the way of treating vehicles with KM, for which it has believed or requested that privileged treatment would be needed. We hope that the Serbian delegation will be convinced of the text of the agreement without any further changes and at the moment of agreement, we can say that we have a valid agreement.

Today in Kosovo will start the new school year under anti-COVID measures.

The new school year has started 4 weeks late after it was postponed due to the serious situation with the pandemic, writes Zeri.info.

According to the recommendations of the NIPHK, anti-COVID protection measures should be respected in schools, where there will be no more than 20 students in each class.

In those classes where the number of students is greater than 20, teaching takes place in two groups.

The Ministry of Education has also published a plan to compensate for the 18 days of school lost.

According to the ministry’s plan, ten school days will be replaced on Saturdays, starting with the following dates:

In October, 2021 with the dates: 9.10.2021 and 23.10.2021;

In November, 2021 with the dates: 06.11.2021 and 20.11.2021;

In December, 2021 with the dates: 4.12.2021, 18.12.2021, 28.12.2021, 29.12.2021 and 30.12.2021 (winter rest days);

In January, 2022, the replacement will take place on the dates: 15.01.2022 and 29.01.2022;

In February, 2022 with the dates: 12.02.2022 and 26.02.2022.

At the end of the third period, for students who complete the upper secondary school 12th grade (graduates), the replacement should be done on the dates: 16.05.2022, 17.05.2022, 18.05.2022, 19.05.2022, 20.05 .2022.

For students of 9th, 10th and 11th grades, the replacement is done on the dates: 06.06.2022, 07.06.2022, 08.06.2022, 09.06.2022, 10.06.2022.

For students in grades 1-8 and pre-primary children, the replacement will be made on the dates: 20.06.2022, 21.06.2022, 22.06.2022, 23.06.2022 and 24.06.2022.

Wind weak, southeast. Morning temperature from 7 to 15 degrees C, highest daily from 26 to 30 C. During the night, in the northwest, with temporary cloud cover, short-term rain is possible in some places.

It will also be mostly sunny and warm in Belgrade. Morning temperature from 12 to 15 C, highest daily around 30 C.

According to the forecast for the next seven days, it is expected to be partly cloudy and warm on Monday, with light short-term rain in some places. In the afternoon in the southwest and west, at the end of the day in the north, and during the night in other parts as well, heavier clouds, in places with rain, locally and showers with thunder.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, it will be mostly cloudy and colder, with occasional rain and showers with thunder. Then, variable with rare occurrence of rain and local showers and daily temperature within the average for this period of the year.

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Below you will find a calendar of events that will take place today in Kosovo.

Today, on September 22, 2021, there will be a host of political and social events in Kosovo, including the holding of commissions, high-level meetings, trials in the Special Court, or even book promotion.

Events as follows:

09:30
The trial against former KLA member Salih Mustafa continues.
10:00
The Speaker of the Assembly of Kosovo, Glauk Konjufca, receives the Speaker of the Assembly of Albania, Lindita Nikolla.
10:00
The Committee on Legislation, Mandates, Immunities, Rules of Procedure of the Assembly and the oversight of the Anti-Corruption Agency reviews the request of the President of the Assembly for interpretation of the Rules of Procedure of the Assembly.
10:00
The Minister of Health, Arben Vitia, reports to the Commission for Health and Social Welfare to manage the situation with Covid-19. (Assembly Building, room N302) *** The event is covered with a camera by EO.
10:00
The Ministry of Environment, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure, in co-organization with the Municipality of Prishtina, marks the “International Car Free Day”. (Before the “Former Renaissance building”) *** The event is covered by camera from EO.
10:00
The 203rd meeting of the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council is held.
11:00
The Academy of Sciences and Arts of Kosovo (KASA) presents the publication “Poetry Engima”, by Sabri Hamiti.
12:00
The Public Finance Oversight Committee reviews the audit report of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora for 2020 and the audit report of the Tax Administration of Kosovo for 2020.
13:00
The Committee on Budget, Labor and Transfers reviews the Annual Financial Report of the Privatization Agency of Kosovo, as well as the Annual Financial Report of the People’s Advocate Institution.
13:00
The Oversight Committee of the Kosovo Intelligence Agency is reviewing the Work Plan of the Committee for the autumn session.

In the north of the country, it will be mostly sunny in the morning, and in the afternoon, with increasing clouds, in the evening and during the night with occasional short-term rain. Wind weak, changeable, moderate in mountainous areas, southwest and west.

The lowest temperature will be from 11 to 14 degrees C, and the highest from 23 C to 28 C.

Mostly sunny weather is expected in Belgrade before noon. In the afternoon there will be an increase in clouds, in the evening and during the night occasionally with short-term rain. Wind weak, changeable. The lowest temperature is around 14 C, and the highest is around 25 C.

According to the forecast for the next seven days, partly cloudy and fresher weather is expected in most days, with occasional short-term rain or showers, sometimes accompanied by thunder. Only on Wednesday it is dry, and on Thursday it is mostly sunny and a little warmer.

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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.

Temporary Board of Directors (BPD) of the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) in today’s meeting, 17 September 2021, with the objective of implementing applicable laws and Government decisions and increasing performance in production and in the environmental field , in accordance with the competencies and responsibilities he has as a shareholder representative has taken some important decisions for the corporation.

In this meeting, BPD approved the distribution of dividends to shareholders and reallocation of funds in accordance with the decision of the Government of the Republic of Kosovo in accordance with the Law on Budget in the amount of 10 million euros.

BPD decided that the management of KEK to take concrete actions to accurately implement the obligations arising from Law no; 05 / L-044 on the environmentally endangered area of ​​Obiliq and its surroundings.

BPD emphasized the implementation of environmental projects around the endangered area of ​​Obiliq and the implementation of employment priority as provided by this law. In this regard BPD has also instructed the management of KEK sh.a. that the municipality of Fushë Kosovë / Kosovo Polje as a municipality affected by KEK projects be supported in terms of environmental protection and other projects for the benefit of the Community.

The BPD has recommended to the management to consider the possibility of shortening the service term in terms of physical security activity.

One of the important topics that was addressed by BPD in this meeting was the pandemic situation in the corporation and respect for the decision of the Government of the Republic of Kosovo on measures to prevent and combat the COVID-19 pandemic. On this occasion BPD was informed that KEK has taken all necessary measures to implement the decision of the Government, in which case so far the corporation has vaccinated over 92% of its employees and the vaccination process is continuing for employees. other.

Based on the high percentage of vaccination of corporate employees, BPD has highly assessed the willingness of corporate employees for their readiness to implement the decision of the Government of the Republic of Kosovo in particular, as well as the response of KEK employees in the implementation of measures and willingness to vaccinate and implement pandemic measures in general.

Assessing the need to fill the necessary jobs with special emphasis on production, BPD has decided to initiate procedures through public announcement of employment in accordance with applicable laws and internal regulations to be filled. Necessary positions are divided into two categories, with secondary and higher education, positions that have been vacated due to lack of employees in production, since only in the last 5 years about 1000 employees have retired.

After the meeting, BPD also visited the Coal Production Division (DPQ) where it was closely informed about the current state of production. During this visit, the challenges, objectives and development plans of the mine were discussed, including the further expropriation process.

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