They haven't started a bribe investigation yet.

SSKKUK Director Basri Sejdiu has declined to talk about the media after stressing that he will let the investigative bodies work quietly, which has publicly invited them to handle the case.

The same has been said by Health Minister Uran Ismaili, that he will not be involved in the debate over the issue until the investigative organs have carried out their work.
Ismaili has praised the SchSKUK's immediate action to clarify this case.

But the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina has not yet launched investigations into the case. Unofficially, KTV has learned that such a case will be discussed Monday at the prosecutors' college collection in the prosecutor.

Meanwhile, Kosovo Police, although officially and publicly invited by USKKKUK Director Basri Sejdiu to investigate the case, have kept silent in the face of this invitation.
Through email, police have said they cannot be declared for now.
However, Minister Ismaili has said he expects that after the investigation is completed, everyone will assume their responsibilities.

Kohavision reported during the week that as chairman of one of the commissions for recruiting nurses and midwives, Alban Yanova, had hired his wife in the competition.
And after that, dozens of complaints have come to Kohavision's address, which is about suspicions that most employees during this competition are based on family or even on bribery. Among the evidence is the discussion of how candidates paid between 2 and 5 thousand euros in bribes for a nurse's position or midwifehood.