MAPO: The Kosovo family was alive for eight hours and then the building collapsed, why wasn't it saved?

The more detailed analysis, no doubt following, will be the end of the search hour in ruins to survive the devastating earthquake that fell today about 4 o'clock in the morning. But there are some impressive details.

One of the largest dramas was that of the Lala family in Durres. Members of this large Kosovo-born family were at the 3-story villa. Only 17-year-old Rame Lala has survived so far.

There's something shocking about this. According to observers and construction specialists, this building received its first hit at 4: 00 a.m. For eight hours, the object with its occupants has been tilted, tilted but intruded. The Lala family were inside. They couldn't get out because the doors were locked. They could have suffered injuries or injuries because of the first blow, but they were probably alive. They have communicated and sought help.

The villa collapsed and fell to the ground at 12: 00 p.m., and this was watched by television broadcasts. At this moment, there was nothing left to save, because there were only ruins.

The question is, why was nothing done in eight hours? Why didn't there be an intervention?

It could be hard. Some say that the building had not enough iron, and it could fall any minute, and break like a toy. Thus, intervention seemed impossible. But the fact is, they stayed there for eight hours many of the victims before the building fell to the ground.

The next few days may bring a clearer analysis of this situation. The mystery remains strong.

The above text belongs to the Albanian newspaper MAPO and PERISCOP does not take responsibility for its authenticity.