The article titled "EXCLUSIVE: Arben Vitia with new decision, Curfew lifted, Here are the new measures", was published by the dubious Albanian-language portal "promakale.com".
Hibrid.info has verified this article, which has resulted in it containing a false title, which does not match the content of this text.
"Promakale.com" has received the article published by "gazetaexpress.com", which concerns the announcement of today's (April 15) meeting between the Minister of Health, Arben Vitia, and the mayors of Kosovo municipalities, to discuss anti-Covid measures.
This dubious portal published this article, which it falsely titled, claiming that a decision has already been made to lift the curfew and impose new measures.
The text of the article published on the dubious portal "promakale.com":
Express learns that the meeting convened by the Minister of Local Government Administration, where the Minister of Health will also be present, will discuss anti-COVID measures. Click the advertisement and watch the video of this article. The virtual meeting, which will be held at 10:00, was convened after today's meeting of the mayors, where they were asked to lift the curfew and open gastronomy. "The mayors of the municipalities in this meeting also discussed the current measures, their implementation, the effect and the situation after April 18, when these new measures expire. Click the advertisement and watch the video of this article
Link to the article published on the dubious portal "promakale.com":
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Analyze:
"Promakale.com" used an article published by "gazetaexpress.com", which relates to today's meeting between the Minister of Health, Arben Vitia, and the mayors of municipalities to discuss anti-Covid measures.
This dubious portal has given this article a fabricated title in order to attract as many readers as possible to click on the article.
After fact-checking analysis, hibrid.info assesses this article as "clickbait" and "misinformation".
Reasoning:
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