Efficient Replics Zeka Ismaili: You can't beat up directors at KKUK

A debate has taken place today at the Assembly session, even on the long list of patients' expectations, where they were asked to begin investigations into persons who have paid the camera for the heart stand, but that the same has not arrived for two years now.

Health Minister Uran Ismali, responding to MP Milaim Zeka, concerning long expectations for operation, has said they are working intensively to keep them from remaining.

The waiting lists are in several clinics at KKUK and we are working intensively not to remain so but to become citizens' services. As for the concrete case for the waiting list, I believe it's been made public that we've started a 24-hour service so that the acute data and the intensity which is emergency is happening 24 hours, so this contributes to the waiting list not being added, not to the number coming, but to the ones that come in these 24 hours to be treated immediately, so it's the first time that it happens for Kosovo citizens to get a service by having the opportunity to save lives and thousands of euros that have been caused to citizens just because there's not been such a service, he said.

He said the angiograph, which has not come to Kosovo for two years, will come within two months or three months and begin services, completing the waiting lists for the stage.

MP Milaim Zeka told him the prosecution would have to deal with the device that was paid and did not come, as there are 700 patients waiting on the list for heart stands.

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Here too, Minister Ismaili has responded.

“As far as Hun is concerned, we are not waiting for days of work to be done, but the focus is on bringing the camera to Kosovo, because if it doesn't come, it is costing us human health and thousands of euros to patients”, he said.

He said that he has begun the solution and will not escape the fact that no one who has delayed the processes by doing damage not to send to the organs of justice.