Bislimi: Agon's death is chronice of a warned death, Vitia is responsible

Doet Bislimi, deputy chairman of The PDK for youth and at the same time a physician by profession has made a Facebook post where it states that Minister Vitita has direct legal, political and moral responsibilities for the death of his associate Agon Musliu.

According to him, it is the state that has restricted its freedom of movement by introducing it into quarantine and it is also the state that has the responsibility for failing to care for it.

Bislim recalls that on March 25th, he had sounded the alarm for failing quarantine management because people with political connections or corruptness were being allowed to leave quarantine prematurely or were avoiding it or entering quarantine at all.

So he stresses “Agon's suicide is a fatal consequence of the unable and irresponsible management of the minister's quarantine on the run of Vetevendosje”.

His full Facebook mailing you find below:

The tragic death of my colleague Agon Musliu in quarantine is chronice of a warned death. Agony has limited the freedom of state movement, which is also directly responsible for his lack of care.

On March 25th, I have warned that quarantine is failing, given that the media had released evidence that people were secretly getting illegal from quarantine or that many repatriated were not even entering quarantine. Agon's suicide is a fatal consequence of the unable and irresponsible management of the minister's escape Vetevendosje quarantine, as well as of the uneven treatment his ministry has made citizens.

Karantina at the Student Centre is located and managed by the Ministry of Health. Therefore, the dismissed minister of Vitita has direct legal, political and moral responsibilities. Many quarantined citizens have been allowed to flee without the time of incubation being fulfilled.

Escape from quarantine is a serious legal offense because according to Article 33.2 “the duration of keeping people from quarantine depends on the maximum period of incubation of the respective disease.

Likewise, neglect or neglect of citizens in quarantine also constitute a serious offense, especially when death is the result. The prosecution must investigate how party militants are allowed to go out or not enter quarantine, while a vulnerable, non-political citizen has been forced to remain in quarantine.