This is decanas who were poisoned by 11 family members: The government today should be with us

Eleven members of a village family of Izniq have been poisoned. Although officially they do not know the causes of this poisoning, their family calls on institutions to stay closer to them in this difficult time. Over 1,500 patients from Saturday have received QKMF services in Decan. However, more than 20 in more serious condition have been referred to at Pec Regional Hospital.

Sadik Ceku from the village of Iznic tells of Kosova Prees how all family members have been poisoned. Moreover, it also shows the trouble they are having to receive services.

I have my family here, they're poisoned. Poison marks are diarrhea, vomiting, headaches, fatigue. These are mostly. I heard a donation being given by citizens is buying injections that they don't even have injections. According to the media, it is said that water in nine villages. Here I see also Decani, Carabreca and all villages”, he relates.

Next, it discusses the state of health of 11 family members.

We have “11 members, 11 were poisoned. [...] The woman's condition is a little worse, these others are a little bit better”, he adds.

The village resident Izniq criticises the country's institutions, since he says that today everyone will have to be near family members.

The barat must buy them, most of them are, but they should buy them. Yeah, he's got to be found as I can. They're also going to private at other hospitals. The entire government had to be here, the whole minister had to be here. Thousands of people are sick, it's not true that they're saying 100 and 200”, he claims.

As a result of the poisoning of many citizens, the Decani Community has declared a state of emergency.

Official suspicions of poisoning are in a branch of the water supply “Hirdrodron”.

Meanwhile, according to data from the Health Directorate, from Saturday to today at the Decan Centre for Family Medicine, over 1,000 patients have sought health care. Most have the same symptoms of poisoning.

The Peja prosecution has announced that it has launched investigations into the causes of this poisoning.