Citizens complain about the price of electricity, demand change of meter

They have asked relevant institutions for urgent intervention to control electrical exchangers.

Blerim Berisha, citizen of the Trima Hill neighbourhood, stresses that the current is too expensive, saying he has complained but has not yet received an answer to that.

And we've got about two hundred euros this month, we've got the basics that go to a family, so it's too expensive and we're asking for an emergency to intervene the institutions that are relevant, to check the meter and change that we're running too expensive. Jena anku is up until now with no response to the”, Berisha said.

And Sylejman Muciqi says the country's prime minister, Albin Kurti, is guilty of that.

There's no cure, a thousand euros, 700 euros, 500 euros, this is the last month, these lies, the thieves, the thieves have got it in hand, no cures, no interest in people, for themselves they're stealing as much as they can or for us. Guilty is Kurti, all his business is that two thousand euros have me, and there's a euro with a tʹa stealing it's two thousand euros, two hundred euros only one euro with an hour's worth of it. January a thousand euros in electricity, there's my bill, quietly going for a thousand euros, the last quiet one is five percent euros in electricity”, Mucic said.

Syntore Llapaj, another citizen says that at the address she lives in this month they have not received a bill at all, as she says KED workers have been at her address and checked out the electrical book.

Not to check that I checked, but a few days ago they came in and looked at her but they didn't leave the bill, they took out the bill, they took the bill, they didn't say anything, they didn't say anything, they had to check my watch, I said watch the clock is this time it's not touched by anyone, and I'm just there, so there's never anyone coming, we never know what's going on. So a month has passed, we've got bills paid, and when you say, a god falls, you know how much more. No, they didn't bring bills. They didn't leave bills or anything. Not that I've even asked her to say that they didn't leave a bill on them and nobody knows anything. I don't think it could change the clock, that the clock was from the beginning, I've been here for 20 years, it can't change the clock, so we've paid them for it, and we've paid them”, Lapaj told EO.

The Democratic League of Kosovo has done a research in which, according to them, electrical scientists are miscalculating electricity.

According to them, electricity is always being measured by the expensive one, even though it is said to be measured by the cheap one by 10: 00 p.m.

While, from KEDs at a media conference, they have declared that electrical exchangers precisely measure energy and that there is no manipulation at all. /Economia Online