Investigations begin on the death of 6-year-old Peja

Arber Berisha, six-year-old from the village of QKUK, has died on Tuesday at the Infectious Clinic. It had come from the regional hospital in Peja, where in 25 minutes it died as a result of pure - brain meningoencephal. Doctors did not seem to understand Arbri's true diagnosis, saying he had a fever caused by the flu. The baby's family is accusing doctors of carelessness, while Pristina's chief prosecutor, Imer Beka, has today launched investigations into the death of six-year-old.

Arbri's family says that the baby has the flu. They add that Arber is only one of Kosovo's exhausted medicine victims.

A family member of 6-year-old says that even one night before Arbri died, according to doctors <x0mperature and flu continued to be the reason for his serious state”.

And after the media report, the QKK has issued a statement in which, according to them, Arber Berisha came in grave condition from the Peja Hospital, and he stayed about 25 minutes -- where he died.

But, the Pristina Founding Prosecutor today has begun investigating the tragic death of the six-year-old son. Pristina Chief Prosecutor Imer Beka for Gazette Express has confirmed this information.

“Today I have given orders to investigate the death of the child. Even though this subject has had to be treated by the Peja Prosecutor because almost all the time the kid was treated at the Peja Hospital then at QKUU, we took the subject and this case will be investigated.”, Beka told Gazette Express.

For this case the QUK has issued the following announcement:

The Kosovo University Clinical Centre's Infectious Clinic reports that the child A.B. (2013) has come into a state of coma from Peja to the Infketive Clinic with menagnosis public (brain rate) and has remained only 25 minutes in the clinic.

Despite the team's reanimate measures, caregivers from the infectious team and undertaken measures, after 25 minutes, the same has changed their lives, since the situation was very serious.

The Infectious Clinic assures all citizens that it has taken all the measures required in such cases, but despite the reanimate measures, it did not survive.

While the family said that when the boy was expected to leave Peja's hospital in Pristina, the ambulance was delayed about two hours.