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Ministry of Health (MH) has confirmed that H.A.E. (1978) born in the village Baince of Drenas has died today by A/H1N1 virus, marking so the first fatal case in Kosovo, while has called on all citizens not to create panic, ensuring that in our country are being implemented all the measures recommended by the World Health Organization for the management of the swine flu pandemic

Pristina. Kosovo Ministry of Health announced that 54 confirmed cases of swine flu in Kosovo, the agency reported Kosovapress. Total 111 patients in treatment in infectious clinic of the university clinical center in Pristina. The condition of all is stable.
The first fatal case of new influenza A (H1N1) in Kosovo was registered on November 14 - 31 year old male, received two days earlier at a hospital in Pristina.

PRISTINA - The Kosovo authorities announced Saturday a second case of death caused by the influenza virus H1N1 in the case of a woman of 31 years
This is a woman hospitalized three days ago at the University Clinic in Pristina with pneumonia and respiratory and cardiac problems, according to a statement from the Ministry of Health of Kosovo.

The first victim of the H1N1 virus has been recorded in Kosovo November 14, while 40 people have been infected by this virus by the Kosovo authorities.

They called people who believe they are infected by the virus to consult their doctors immediately "because the latest information cast doubt on the possibility of total recovery in difficult cases.

Koha Ditore reports that third H1N1 victim died on Monday in Kosovo.Ministry of Health officials said that the victim is a 38 year-old woman from Gjakova.

They also emphasized that, like the other two earlier victims from the swine flu, the third victim was also suffering from other chronic diseases. 1

8 more positive cases with AH1N1 have been confirmed over the last two days raising the total number of cases to 98.

The infections clinic in Pristina confirmed that four persons have been diagnosed with the A1H1 virus, two of whom are receiving treatment in hospital.

Petrit CollakuPristina
Shemsedin Dreshaj, director of the infections clinic in Pristina, said the patients were in good condition and there was no cause for anxiety. "They are adults, it is the mildest form of swine flu and their condition is stable," Dreshaj told Balkan Insight.

Dreshaj said he believed that a person who came from the UK last week to visit his family in Kosovo had then infected three other family members