The five-month twins in Berat lost their lives under mysterious circumstances

Two twin children have found their death this morning in Berat. Children five months old, both boys, have arrived dead in the Pediatric Department of Regional Berat Hospital about 9:00 this morning.

Reporter Eneida Petova reports to “Balkaneb” that babies R. Agaliu and R. Agaliu has been sent to Mong of Hospital, where he has been subjected to forensic autopsy. The autopsy did not result in signs of poisoning on the bodies of children, even though parents had doubts that children may have been poisoned by milk with boxes that their mother fed from birth.

Berat's morgue doctors confirm that there was no violence in the body of two babies. They suspect that children may have died as a result of a lack of air in the room while sending infant tests to Tirana and waiting for their response to reveal causes of death.

Twin babies lived with parents Edward and Meruse Agalliu and six-year-old sister and five-year-old brother in a two-story apartment on the outskirts of the city, in the neighbourhood “Uznove”.

Merushe's sister - in - law, Natasha Agaliu, relates that the children were in good health in the morning and that it was cold, and Merushha's mother had dropped them to the first floor where the wood stove was lit. Half an hour later she had asked the sister-in-law to come and get the kids out, but at that point they noticed that the kids didn't react.

She claims they were taken to the hospital immediately, but the children were dead. Natasa says that the children were not sick, none of them had shown virosis or fever, and no one could understand the reason for the sudden death of babies. Natasha noted that twins, after an autopsy, have buried their children in the Samanthas tomb today.