The dubious portal "gjitckafresh.com" has published an article titled "BREAKING NEWS: Government makes unexpected decision, quarantine from Monday".
Contrary to the title, the content of the text contains another news item that has to do with the announcement of the decision of the Government of Kosovo to make Monday a regular working day, despite the earlier practice of being closed on weekdays, in cases where holidays fall on weekends. This decision seems not to be implemented by the primary school in Pristina "Faik Konica", which has announced that Monday will be a day off.
However, gjithckafresh.com has given this news a different direction, deliberately changing the title in order to attract readers to click on the article.
Text of the article published on gjithckafresh.com:
BREAKING NEWS: Government makes unexpected decision, quarantine from Monday
The Government of Kosovo announced today that it has decided that Monday will be a regular working day in all institutions.
But it seems that such a decision will not be implemented by the elementary school in Prishtina, "Faik Konica".
"All the students and workers of the "Faik Konica" school are informed that in honor of the November 28th holiday, Monday will be a holiday," says the document provided by KOHA.
The Kosovo government says it took today's decision as a sign of solidarity with those on the front lines against COVID-19.
Link to the article published on gjithckafresh.com:
Below you can read the original article published by Koha.net, which states that the "Faik Konica" primary school in Pristina will not comply with the decision of the Kosovo Government.
Analyze:
The article from gjithckafresh.com contains a false headline about the entire country being quarantined due to the Corona virus, while the text talks about something completely different. After verification by hibrid.info, this article is categorized as "Disinformation" and "Clickbait".
Reasoning:
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