The doctor resulted in COVID, still not complete with 7-year autopsy process

Even after two weeks, the autopsy of the 7-year-old girl who died on the morning of August 3rd in the administration “Poliika CT Scanner” in Pristina has not been submitted. Waiting for the autopsy report is also the Health Inspectorate in order to conduct all investigations into the girl's suspicious death.

The girl's autopsy, while finished, has not yet been submitted since some necessary tests are needed in order to complete the entire process.

And it's stuck since, Institute of Legal Medicine physician Valon Hyseni, who would handle the case, has proved positive with COVID-19.

Dr. Valon Hyseni has indicated to Kosova Prees that an autopsy has not yet been submitted since several necessary tests must be made.

I'm with COVIED and I'm isolated until next week it won't work. The autopsy was over, but I had a positive result that day. The autopsy is over, but now we're in the analysis cycle. We haven't delivered it to the Health Inspectorate yet because all the necessary tests have not been conducted, once we're finished we'll hand it over to”, he indicated.

While, from the Health Inspectorate through electronic responses, they have told Kosova Preis that they have conducted the inspections, but are still collecting statements and will soon be ready for the final report of the Inspectorate's findings.

“Health Inspectorati has conducted the inspection, the statements of the entire body in question are being collected. The final report with the findings from the” will soon be ready, says the response of the Health Inspectorate.

The inspectors have also said they are awaiting an autopsy report.

The day the 7-year-old passed away after taking head pictures in private office, Kosova Prees had contacted the late uncle.

T.H. had questioned that their niece had passed away from the dose of anesthesia.

Her parents sent her to a private office in the neighborhood today, in order to make magnetic resonance. We suspect he died as a result of the dose of anesthesia. She was given first but during time she was making resonance, she woke up and then they gave her on the dosage. It was sent to the Emergency Clinic, and for three hours it was proven to return to life, but without success”, he had told of Kosova Preris.

While Kosovo police had opened the case as suspicious deaths.

Meanwhile, the doctor of this clinic, Arben Kutlovci, had expressed regret over the occasion until he said that family members had demanded that magnetic resonance be made with an anesthesia.