The scandal is deepened, the lice drug paid sevenfold more than the real price of the product (DOKUMENT)

From: Blerta Agoshi

Economic Operators They had set out to spend as little of the tender they had won for the disinfectation of animal farms in four Kosovo municipalities, worth about 1m euros.

The money that was bought was supposed to be against the ticks, but it turns out it's for the lice. With just 330 liters of medicine purchased in Serbia, worth 14 thousand euros, the dezinectation-resulting of the 44 villages of Malisheva, 33 of Rahovec, 13 of Kline and 6 of Suhareka, for 150,000 heads of cattle, 100,000 heads of sheep and goats, as well as 75 thousand square metres of farm space.

A litre of Deltanyl, according to data from Kosovo Customs, costs 45 euros and covers the treatment of 100 heads of cattle or 200 sheep leaders. So, to address the amount of animals planned in the tender, it would take 2,000 liters of this product, at a cost of about 90 thousand euros, including administrative spending and a reasonable profit.

The interior audience has uncovered fraud by seeking the Unic Doganal Document, which pointed out that economic operators had failed to realise the contract under the signing.

“While analyzing the financial aspect of the framework contract, Ethe Hemoragic Crimea has been found to have offered the price of 3.75 per head and 2.15m per sheep and goats. It's necessary for the head of a cattle for 10 feet of delta, for sheep five feet [5 m], and two feet [2.5 m] for lambs that are not part of the contract. The goat is not used at all as it was. During research in addition to the European market with minorities, the audit office has also asked Kosovo Customs, the Unic Customs Document regarding the import of the Deltail product. The official report accepted by Kosovo Customs results in 30.07.2024, OE, which also holds Marketing Authority for the Delantial Product, imported 330L from Serbia worth a total product of 14.619% and transport costs 190. A total of this amount results in 14.809. If this amount splits by litre, it turns out to be around $445. 100 head cattle, 200 heads of sheep, or 400 head of lambs, can be treated in 1L. Consequently, based on the recommended doses for treatment of 150,000 cattle heads are needed 1,500L delitanal, for 100,000 heads of sheep and lambs, 500 liters of delta are necessary. Considering that no goat is used at all, goat - administered doses have been wasted. A total of 2,000L have been necessary for the first and second positions. 2,000L*45. = $90,000. However, a marginal cost for management and a reasonable percentage of profit is also needed. Anyway, in the first two positions, The AUV has signed a contract worth 777,500.00 or more than sevenfold productions! It is suspected that this contract is based on speculating prices which are prohibited by the Public Procurement Law”, Says internal audience report

The audience report recommends that the findings be taken into account so that the health of humans and animals can be maintained.

With the aim of improving internal control, taking necessary measures to eliminate concessions, flaws and weaknesses in the findings presented above, the AUV Management proposes these recommunications: To analyze legal opportunities so that the project can be realised in full and to give the necessary effects for addressing a serious problem like the Hemoracional Ets of Congo, which pose a serious threat to public health. Since payment has now been paid on the basis of this contract, AUV has to take all legal measures and actions to undo.. All the actions necessary to protect animal health and public funds” are said to be taken into consideration. Sorted in opening order Report.

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On April 30th, when Periscope published his first writing on the tick scandal, the Food and Veterinary Agency also reacted.

AUV He confirmed that he bought the money, reasoning that it was in line with standards, but without giving enough explanation for how it came to buying a wrong drug.

Periscop has tried to take a stand by AUV spokesman Lamir Thaci, but the issue has not been accessible.

There have been numerous reactions from civil society, opinionists and journalists to spend nearly 1m euros on a money that was not for ticks, but for lice.

Periscop has reported that during the AUV's internal auditing process, it has been found that the Deltail advance is applicable to cattle for treatment and prevention by lice and flies; on sheep and lambs for treatment and prevention by lice, flies and ticks; and on goats it is not applicable. /Periscope/

A scandalous statement: Close to $1 million went waste, instead of the AUV medicine that bought a lice drug