Former Secretary of Health Ministry: We have no official record showing Agon Musliu had a disease

He pointed out that in the reports on the quality of the witness to the Investigative Commission on pandemic management, he has never seen a health document that would prove the 26-year-old Gilan disease.

For this Bardiqi said he has requested a report from the municipality of Fushe-Kosovo, as the day he arrived at the airport has been the KKMF team from this municipality.

The “Doctores, who has been responsible and chanced the deceased to accept, made a written statement and showed that even some document that would confirm the existence of a deceased person's disease did not. For confirmation that later appeared in the media, I don't know how much I have the right to say now, and because of professional ethics I can't disclose data”.

Suspensed Secretary General of the Health Ministry Naim Bardiqi said that from the Kosovo Embassy to Berlin, on the lists of people sent for quarantine, it has been confirmed that Musliu has been sick.

“They've come in lists of signposts where we've announced them in advance about the criteria for who these citizens are, who shouldn't be subject to quarantine, so that they can come to the beginning, because even quarantine resources, about 10 percent of all capacity we could use or maximum 15 percent of the Students Center. There has been a letter in this case in signatory form, in which the Kosovo Embassy in Berlin has written all citizens who will return to a specific date. And as in the case in which it is mentioned in one of the address books, it has claimed to have a disease and owns the document with it”.

Bardiqi has not provided specific clarifications regarding expensive protective equipment purchases during the pandemic.

For this, PDK member Bekim Haxhiu said the ministry has signed masks and bail contracts at extremely expensive prices.

Otherwise, Agon Musliu lost his life on May 3rd after allegedly jumping off the fifth floor of dormitory number 7.

Musliu failed to survive his wounds and died on arriving at the Emergency Center, despite medical care doctors trying to keep him alive through remination.

The Kosovo government has allocated 25 thousand euros to the family of Agon Musliu, the young man who lost his life at the Student Centre while in quarantine.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Health had then indicated that in the three regular links of reporting and medical examination, there have been documents that would alert the deceased's sensitive state, Agon Musliu