A virus has transformed our lives across the globe. 

In Kosovo, we’ve been living almost exclusively inside since the first COVID-19 cases were confirmed by Prime Minister Albin Kurti on March 13. With much of the usual economic and social activities paralized due to lockdown measures undertaken to help stop the spread of the virus among the population, can we now say now that the pandemic is almost over?

In this video, we look at how the new coronavirus has taken form in Kosovo, the effects of the lockdown measures on the spread of the virus, and the capacity of the health care system to deal with a potential second wave of infections — a real risk now that the government has announced its de-escalation phases, in an attempt to return to some kind of normality. 

But while societies everywhere are eager to get back to business, can we really do so? 

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This video was produced as part of the project ‘’Innovation for resilient media and citizen engagement’’ with the financial support of the European Union Office in Kosovo and implemented by Kosovo 2.0 in partnership with GAP Institute. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Kosovo 2.0 and GAP Institute and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union;