View/Tensions in the dormitories: Those isolated want justice, request a meeting with Minister Vitia!

The Sunday we left behind shocked all the citizens of our country. The death of the 26-year-old from Livoç, Gjilan, still remains a mystery, while investigators are doing their job.

Since that day, the situation has not been at all calm inside the dormitories of Pristina, a place that for several weeks has been transformed into a quarantine by the Ministry of Health for those arriving from abroad.

The situation was tense this evening as well, with some people seen expressing their indignation at some police officers who were doing their job.

This comes as a call to action against the injustice that, according to them, is being done, because many others who have been isolated are coming out of there.

That's what he said about Indeksonline a citizen who spoke on condition of anonymity for security and fear reasons. She has been staying in the dormitories for 14 days now.

"I'm in dorm number 7. They're coming out of here in droves. They're fighting every half hour and they're coming out every hour because there's no justice."

I had asked the Minister of Health to come, because the psychologist who is coming here to get them out is giving everyone a letter saying they are psychologically ill. I have been here for 14 days, today at 12:00 I was tested, I still haven't received the results.

"There were 120 of us who came from Turkey, at the airport they sent everyone home, only 41 of us remained," she said.

Tutja says that after 3 days in quarantine, only 33 of her group remain.

"I had begged him as a citizen of Kosovo, to raise my voice for Minister Arben Vitia to come," she concludes.Indeksonline