NGOs’ option for Child Protection ( COMMF), Action for Mother and Children ( AMC), Association of Patients’ Rights ( ( ISEE-PSS) have expressed concern over the rise in measurable cases in Kosovo, calling on parents and stewards to provide child vaccines.
According to data from the Kosovo National Public Health Institute ( IKPK), during April 16th, November 1, 2026, totaling 269 fruit cases have been confirmed, while 27 new cases have been recorded during the past week alone.
In the joint communiqué, these organizations point out that measles are highly infectious diseases and can cause serious complications, especially among young children.
These data recall the importance of timely vaculation and concerted efforts to prevent the spread of the disease, says the communique.
The organisations have called on parents to control child vaccine status and make sure they have received all doses recommended according to the regular vaccination calendar.
Parents whose children have not received all the doses have been encouraged to head to family medical centers for counseling and supplementing vaccination.
In the communiqué, the importance of fair parental information and addressing their concerns is also highlighted through open communication and scientific information.
Health professionals are among the most reliable sources of information and advice for parents and families, said the communique.
Referring to the World Health Organization’s latest assessment ( O The BSH, published in September 2026, recalls that there is no scientific evidence supporting a cause link between vaccines, including MMR vaccine, and autism spectrum disorders.
In the end, KOMF, AMC, PRAK and ISEE-PSS have praised the health ministry’s efforts, IKKPK, municipalities and health professionals in child health protection.
They have expressed willingness to continue co-operation with responsible institutions, professional and academic organisations and families, aimed at increasing inoculation and improving child health.
Source Layer: RTKLive