Agon Musliu's father: Evil began at Pristina airport, state took my only son

Such an event has been spoken of by the late Agoni's father, Naim Musliu.

On the show he presented a number of documents that he says witnessed Agony having had health problems and should not be sent to quarantine.

He says those Agon documents were also on the phone and introduced to authorities at the airport.

These documents I present are also followed by Agoni over the phone. He had this document on his phone. This document indicates that Agon had kidney problems before he left. I have another document here, it shows when I've gone to get my son, I've got a document from the municipality in Gjilan that I'm allowed to travel to the airport, so I can take my son to the house and take him home”, said Naim Musliu to FRONAL of T7.

He says that according to what the boy on the plane told him, there were about 147 travelers, of whom only 9 were placed in quarantine.

Agon Musliu's father says that until his son's arrival at the airport in Pristina everything has gone well and that evil started at the airport.

After the boy, some 147 passengers were on the plane. Of those, only nine people are in quarantine, including my son. As far as the airport has gone well, the evil began from aerodrome”, he added.

For such a thing, he says he has the responsibility of Health Minister Arben Vitita. Naim Musliu says the state took his only son out of his hands and didn't let him see him.

He has also confessed to his many attempts to see him at least and relates how his son Agon had met him before dormitories.

But he says that he had failed to see it because the bus had moved rapidly inside the courtyard of the Student Center

My son is out of my mind. The state has taken it from me. The primary responsibility for this work to start in the arena is the Health Ministry, Arben Vitita. As for health. The guy went off for quarantine, I heard about it from the police, and at great speed, I wanted to get there in time and out with my son. I parked the car at the dorm door and asked if there was a bus.

That's where they told me I didn't make it, and I waited 15 minutes. There came a KSF minibus and I raised my hand. The police have been waiting for me to do something bad about the bus. I waved the bus to stop and see the boy.

The police told me to leave, the bus was in quick and I haven't seen it. He saw me, but I didn't. They let me see my son, at least be crazy. The only boy I had was taken by the men of the soil into quarantine”, Namim Musliu said among other things.