According to National Emergency leader Skender Brataj, the first consequences of the gatherings organised during the election campaign have begun to feel.
Brataj, told ABC News that a slight increase has been noticed, but the situation is under control anyway.
"There is a small increase, today there are about 14 stretches between the covid hospitals of the capital and regional ones. But the stay is shorter and corresponds to that low number that still results in hospitals."
Despite this, according to the worst doctor he's been through.
"Care must be and monitoring continues every day. Especially from 15-20 May it will be in control for reasons of gathering people in electoral campaigns." - he continues, adding that natural immunization and the vaccination process have made the months harder to leave behind, to move towards a "cheaper" summer.
"All measures are being assessed and it is understood to be parallel and gradual. The more vaccinated we have the sooner we go towards eliminating the measures that are, it is understood one by one. Masks, schedules, police hours, various activities, businesses, premises, holidays will all be seen in a row." - Brataj concludes, stressing that the Committee of Technicians is considering the possibility of releasing the measures.
