Kosovo restaurant fills tables with mannequins in virus restrictions protest

Mannequins are positioned at the tables of Bagolina eatery restaurant, as a protest against the latest government Covid-19 lockdown measures in Kosovo capital Pristina (Visar Kryeziu/AP)
Mannequins are positioned at the tables of Bagolina eatery restaurant, as a protest against the latest government Covid-19 lockdown measures in Kosovo capital Pristina (Visar Kryeziu/AP)

A restaurant in Kosovo’s capital has filled its tables with mannequins in a symbolic protest over the government’s decision to close eateries for two weeks in response to a surge of Covid-19 cases.

Petrit Kllokoqi, owner of Bagolina in Pristina’s city centre, brought in the mannequins at breakfast and lunchtime.

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