Citizens complain about the price of electricity: With a 120 - euro pension, how do you manage?

Citizens openly express their anger. The flow is considered to be an unbearable burden to their family budget.

Citizens demand that the price of energy increase not be made or at least be moved by the Government to support those with lower incomes, such as pensioners.

Citizen Wessel says this will negatively affect the handling of daily expenses, making survival more difficult for many families.

This is an unaffordable increase for most of our families, when you know what a family budget they have. It's unacceptable and imposed growth. To somehow cope with the price hikes, and to reduce this situation, government bodies must take social measures, raising pensions and social aid. A pensioner with a pension today, 120 euros, how will he fare?

Another citizen, Murat Gerbashi, also expressed concern that increasing the price of electricity would cause a chain increase in prices, making it difficult to live.

The price of energy goes up and all prices go up. I don't know what they're doing. That's three times this Vetevendosje gentleman has raised the price. I don't know how I'm gonna end it. How does it not affect you? All chain prices will go up. We don't have anything to do with”, he said.

Citizen Bajram Demaj also demanded that electricity not be expensive, as the cost of living is impossible for pensioners.

“should not be expensive with electricity. They should be aware of population standards, especially pensions. With a pension, no one can make it. It's good not to be expensive. The electricity bill will come around 70 euro. Should You Buy Drugs or Rent? I can't do anything about it. The demand is not to cost energy, the population must be smart, protest not to increase electricity”.

The group “currently warned that it would hold protests against expensive electricity on Saturday (April 5th) in Pristina. Protest will start between 1500 and “Square Skenderbe” The report is said to protest the increase in tariffs by 15 percent, against energy poverty, citizenship and transparency, and fair tariffs and life with dignity.