The prosecution is investigating BIK, blocking another amount of rotten meat.

AUV inspectors have blocked this amount of meat, which is found in the BIK-used slaughter in Istog, KTV reports.

According to AUV, this amount is expected to be eliminated Friday.

According to Lamir Thaqi, AUV spokesperson for the slaughter in question is licensed and met the hygienic and sanitation conditions for safe slaughter.

On the other hand, the Pristina Constitutional Prosecutor has launched investigations into the destruction of the amount of meat of 21,000 pounds [1,000 kg] and claims that part of this meat has been distributed to citizens.

We'll deal with this case, the investigation has begun. It's a serious case because it's about tons. Prosecutor Hivzi Bajraktari” has been appointed for this case, told of KTV, chief Pristina Foundation Prosecutor Kujtim Munishi's task fraud.

During Thursday, BIK has reacted through a media communique. It says that when concern about rotten meat is understood at the warehouse in Pristina, distribution has been cut off and scattered meat has been withdrawn.

With this concern, BIK's leadership first stopped distribution, and later it also pulled out the scattered meat. BIK's leadership announces the opinion that the other amount of meat is safe and is expected to arrive in Kosovo soon and in co-operation with competent institutions, social categories will be distributed. BIK's leadership explains to the faithful who have ordered sacrifices at BIK, that their oath on Islamic principles has been performed, while the headship will investigate the circumstances under which the meat has been damaged and on the basis of findings will take appropriate measures so that such things will not be repeated to us in the future”, said the BIC response.

In the media communiqué, the Islamic Community suggests that the action on slaughtering the offerings was done at two slaughterhouses, one in Hungary where 1150 cow heads were slaughtered, and one in Istog, where 241 heads of cows were slaughtered. According to BIK, missing meat yesterday belonged to an amount of beef slaughtered in Istog.

According to AUV, even inspection of the slaughter in Istog was made at BIC's request.

This agency's spokesman has confirmed that the depot contracted by BIK in Pristina has not been licensed by the agency.