The dubious portal "postlajme.net" has published an article titled "TERRIBLE News Comes Regarding Vaccination in Kosovo..".
After verification by hibrid.info, it appears that the title of this article is tendentious and does not correspond to the content in the text.
This suspicious portal has received a notification from the Ministry of Health, which, through its official Facebook page, has notified citizens in the Municipality of Pristina that "at the vaccination center on '1 Tetor' in Pristina there will be no vaccinations against COVID-19 during the weekend and in the following days, since all the doses foreseen for vaccination at this vaccination center have already been given."
So, there is no "terrible" news regarding vaccination in Kosovo as falsely claimed in the title of the article published on "postlajme.net".
Excerpt from the text of the article published on the dubious portal "postlajme.net":
The Ministry of Health has notified citizens in the Municipality of Pristina that there will be no vaccinations against COVID-19 at the "1 Tetori" vaccination center in Pristina during the weekend and in the following days, since all the doses planned for vaccination at this vaccination center have already been given, reports Koha.net.
"Vaccination at this center will begin when other doses arrive, while in those municipalities (KKMF) where there are still unadministered doses, vaccination will continue in the following days, until all available doses are given," it is said in the notification of the Ministry of Health.
Link to the article published on "postlajme.net":
Below you can find the link to the announcement from the Ministry of Health:
https://www.facebook.com/Ministria.Shendetesise.RKS/posts/1973327486158162
Analyze:
The dubious portal "postlajme.net" has used the announcement from the Ministry of Health, which states that there will be no more vaccinations in Pristina in the coming days, as all the doses planned for vaccination at this center have been given.
This announcement has been given a fabricated and tendentious title, falsely claiming that the reader will be served "terrible" news about vaccination in Kosovo.
This article was also shared on the Facebook page "33shi.com", which has nearly 50 thousand followers.
After fact-checking analysis, hibrid.info rates this article as "misinformation".
Reasoning:
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