The Glareva ambulance was stolen more than three weeks ago, police reported this week

In the village of Glareva, Kline, an ambulance has been stolen for over three weeks.

However, this case was reported to the police at the end of this week, as there were many therapies and equipment.

These were no longer found on the 13th of this month, until nurse Vlora Morina, who has worked at this health institution since 2020, relates that the day before she left everything in order with the completion of her schedule, even cleared by the hygienic.

The same shows that another nurse, Dylber Gashi, who had been the first to arrive in an ambulance and had encountered in the traces of theft, but that the same had not yet contacted his colleague in advance and informed the police, except for the KMF management in Cline.

Even as Nurse Morina, who is employed under the services she buys from municipalities, indicates, no one from Kline's QKMF has visited this space after this case happened. And not even when this ambulance's door broke this week, where there was a greater reason for Morina to report the theft and the latter to the law bodies.

According to her, even with the arrival of the police, the latter did not receive statements from both employees.

Health professional Morina suggests that she does not suspect that there may have been any narcotics users, because she felt that syringes and diazzana would be taken, but not other items that were stolen.

So that the object was monitored by a camera outside, during our reporting and contact with the QKMF, we were told that on this Saturday it was required to look at the footage, as it became aware that the camera was probably not functional.

QKMF Director Haxhi Ibishi insists they've done a novel process after theft but haven't reported the case because they've claimed that someone irresponsible or mentally ill did it, although he points out they're going to light the case to the end. /Klankosova. tv