Justice Palace still with ventilation problems

But when electricity returned, another problem emerged, the one with ventilation and ventilation, KTV reports.

Although this trial took place for several hours, the situation began to deteriorate in the afternoon.

It was Judge Nushe Kuka-Mechaj, who was unable to stay in this room any longer.

And after that, the chairman of the court decided to interrupt and postpone it for another day.

And this wasn't the only session that was canceled Monday at the Palace of Justice.

Problems with ventilation and ventilation caused several sessions to be postponed, and in some parts working officials had difficulty working.

You confirm that in the Palace of Justice, A and D objects, which are exploited by the Constitutional Court in Pristina during today, there have been problems related to the ventilation and ventilation system.

Despite this poor situation, work in court has continued, but with significant difficulties. As a result, there have been postponed sessions”, said Mirlinda Gashi from the Pristina Foundation Court.

Court officials have indicated that they have notified the Public Administration Ministry of the matter and that they are trying to sanction problems.

Otherwise, this is not the first time the Palace of Justice has faced various technical problems.

The construction of this palace had cost about 30m euros.