KSF has no right to enter Macedonia's territory for searching for two missing police officers

While researching the two missing police officers following the collapse of the Lepenc River from the car roll-by is continuing, Suma has told Kosova Press that KSF cannot go out on Macedonia's territory without the permission of Macedonian authorities in the country where it is suspected that the bodies of two policemen could be able to change.

Macedonian and Kosovo police have co-operation. They can patrol and patrol five kilometers of respective territories. The KSF cannot get out without permission from Macedonian authorities on Macedonia's territory in the country where the bodies of the two missing policemen may be in place last night after an accident at the Kacanik- Hani magistrate of Elez”, Chairman Suma stressed.

The Elez Khan municipality today through a post on its website has asked residents to help rescue teams.

We have no good mobilization on the part of the citizens. They've been put to our aid. I myself until recently was part of the investigation of the two police officers”, Suma said.

In addition to KSF divers, the Kosovo Police have also engaged heavy vehicles in the search, as well as air surveillance by KFOR through helicopters.

At the scene, Minister of Internal Affairs Baytush Gashi, who has said they still have no precise information about how the two policemen's accident occurred last night around 20:45. According to him, the accident occurred in a country where the road is inappropriate.

While Police Deputy Director - General Naim Rexha stressed that the search for the two police officers had started just after the accident, to be interrupted by 3:30 this morning to begin again at 09: 00 p.m.