Kosovo story: Food is breaking down and they're not opening warehouses to deliver supplies.

Numerous groups from Kosovo left organised towards Albania to send aid with food packages, clothing and other items, writes Periscopi.

There have recently been denouncing that in relief depots, unconscious people are stealing aid while there are others who say aid is being kept locked in the warehouse and are not being distributed to people affected by the quake.

Berisha, who says he was at the site of the event where he is helping those affected by the tragedy, appeals to co-ordination of people to distribute aid.

On the other hand, she points out that many of the foods have been ruined by staying in the warehouse and that there must be pressure to open the doors of the warehouses to distribute supplies.

Full response:

Hi,

Now back from Albania field, I'm sharing some basic information.

There's enough food and clothing, there's a shortage of tents, medicines and coordinates.

We want you to coordinate, there are volunteer teams and activists who are not there in the name of institutions and are doing all the important work. We want contacts from them. Write to me.

Don't send any more food because they're breaking into closed storage and unromanted. During the day, we cleared a center and dropped four large packets of rotten meat and tens of liters of milk products.

It's true that aides are not being distributed to citizens, there are no co-ordination teams and institutions are not providing space. It's true she needs help, but there's so much help there that she can offer in all affected cities.

The best thing we can do is pressure to open the warehouse doors and become the biggest mobile groups on the ground.

Sometimes, let's try not to concentrate my energy on those little things. All that's happening is because of the need to make sure of the future days.