Kosovar went to Germany for better life, died on his first day of work there

The way to the cures had taken him in search of a better life. From there, however, Heidi Thaci from Lapusnik will return to the coffin.

He had been working as a waiter in Drenas for several years, but this was not improving his and his family's living conditions, so exile was seen as a better solution.

But Heidi did not do what she had thought. On the first day of his work in the German state, the father of two children fell down from the fourth floor of a building in which he was working in the builder and passed away.

The tragic event has shocked family and those who knew him. The Thaci family today had opened the doors to see, until exactly when Heidi's lifeless body will return to Kosovo is still unknown.

Speak to those who had known Heidi Thaci

Days earlier they had sent their family to Slovenia. Heidi Thaci of Lapusnik of Drenas had quit his job as a waiter who had been exercising it for years to escape into exile in search of a better life.

Upon arriving in the Slovenian state, Thaci could not find work, so after a few days he left for Germany.

Yesterday, on the first day of work, in the construction worker, it was all tragicly finished. From the fourth floor of the building where he was working, he fell down and died on the scene.

Family members have few words to comment on what happened to the deceased, saying that they were upset and did not want to talk about the subject. Today, numerous people had gone to their family to lead the battle.

Neighbors on the other side have told Gazette Express that the conditions under which the deceased was living were not very good.

The “conditions are behind them in Kosovo, Ma. With a salary of two children, Nanna's wife is to look at me, she went to a better life, if the taxis were to be left there”, the neighbors say, as they head for the family to wait for their parents.

Hajdin Thaci's friend, Armend Shala, says the late man had been looking for a solution to leave Kosovo for years.

Always when you've talked to him, there's no connection to which country I go to, except to leave Kosovo. If he had after the good conditions he wasn't far away at all, Shala says.

On the other hand, he relates that four days before leaving for exile, he had seen his companion say that he had been happy.

I have very good words for him, I have a lot of friends, he was a happy, smiling boy, skee with never nervous”, he says, as he shows what he last said to his friend.

When our country is rotten, we are forced by waiters to go to construction worker for a future of our children”, Shala says, quoting his late friend.

Hajdin Thaci had left for Slovenia seven days earlier. That day through social networks, he had indicated that he had obtained a work visa. He left behind his wife and two children.

Family members have not yet learned when the lifeless body will return to Kosovo, until they have information that the deceased is already being conducted.

Comfort for the family has also been said through social networking.

And if you come back dead, I'll remember you very much, Dean, it was, and you'll always be in our hearts, and it always happened to be, one of his friends on Facebook.

Multiple Leaves From Kosovo

Heidi Thaci's case is not unique. Only recently was it reported on large numbers of Kosovars leaving the country.

More than 10,000 people per year reportedly leave Kosovo, while the number has increased in the past two years.

At the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, meanwhile, they have stated for Express that they have no information on the latest case.

In the report that has published the Commission for Foreign Policy in the European Parliament, Kosovo leads on the list in terms of exile, with 15.4 per cent of the population displaced from the country for 10 years.