Sokol Zogaj released from CKUK, returns to work within the week

Kosovo Director of the Correcting Service Sokol Zogaj's task officer, has been released from the hospital where he has been being treated after the injuries sustained in the attack, which happened to strangers before his residence in Pristina.

Zogaj, following three-day treatment at the University Clinical Centre in Kosovo, has been released to continue treatment at home, reports Online Economy.

“Today, I'm relieved of the hospital, thanks to the enormous commitment of the health staff at QKUK, I've come home, but treatment continues. I have bandages that may not last long, but I don't have serious injuries are more side injury, but I still have to watch out for infections, and I have to be careful as soon as these are eliminated and go back to work”, Zogaj said.

Zogaj has said that treatment will last another week and then return to work.

I'm going back to work very soon, I believe that more than a week won't last for this” treatment, he said.

He says he doesn't know who attacked him, but the motive for the attack links him to official work, since he says he has no personal problems with anyone.

Everything was thought of, but I never thought it would happen to me. It's not about private life, it's life with prisons and what I'm about to do is assistant director general. Maybe someone like the Conveno, because a lot of things that went wrong in the past I've prevented, even as a basis I have respect for the law and the rules that we have in force and I've treated all the inmates who the structures are for, I consider them all equal to”, he said.

Moreover, it says it is in constant contact with police bodies, and that it cannot comment on media reports that three people are in search.

I didn't communicate that information from the police, but I read it in the media like you're looking for three people from the Podujevo region, but I don't know. But inshales fall on the trail very quickly and come to justice. I didn't know who these people would be, he added.