After intensive treatment, 5-year-old Lipjan is released from KKUK in stable condition

The five-year-old baby from Lipjan, whose case has prompted numerous reactions to public opinion, has been released from treatment at KKUK.

The news has been confirmed for Telegrafi by QKUK's spokeswoman, Mirlinda Qyqalla, who announced that the child's health condition is stable.

In response to the questions posed, based on official data from the Clinical Clinic, we inform you that the child's state of health is stable. The child has been released from the Clinic of Pediatrics during yesterday's”, it says in her response.

Recently, Minister of Labour and Family Andy Hoti has accepted the final report on treatment of the five-year-old family case by the Lipjan Centre for Social Work.

Hoti confirmed that in the findings of this report, it is found that the QPS, but other institutions, in this case, is guilty, so warned punitive measures for all who have been counted on the right samples of the case.

The five-year-old Lipjan case has been the focus of attention following reports of parental abuse.

Because of this, he received medical treatment at Intensive Paddy Care.

For his two parents, under Pristina's Constitutional Court decision, the detention measure was scheduled.

Meanwhile, the six children in this family have been taken care of by the Lipjan Centre for Social Affairs. /Telegraphy/