vetrani i KLABARA seeks help in healing the girl, says the state rejected her seven times

The 70-year-old Kachanic, who had returned from the United States to join the Kosovo Liberation Army in the war, has recently announced that his daughter, Springa Kuka, has been diagnosed with a serious illness that can be treated abroad.

He has indicated that the first group from the Anti-Atlantic battalion “ ”, part of which had been part of the war itself Kuka, have helped the girl start medical treatment with what indicates she has managed to at least to prevent the spread of the disease until she adds that as a single hope already has the help that could come from the people.

The first group helped me with the Atlantic Battalion to prevent the disease, but now I see it, I believe people will help me save the chip. I'm 70 years old and nothing's expected from me, but God willing the chip heals. I was not helped by the government seven times when I asked for help. Ramush has helped me, but they are not enough that her recovery costs much, her therapies are expensive,” ukka said.

He has already opened a bank account with what he requires funds to enable him to cover his daughter's therapies, which he says has no chance of covering with the pay he receives.

All who express their desire to help Kukes financially can do so by account at Raiffeisen Bank:

Account: 1504001002610406

In the name of: MUHAMED KOKA