27/11/1998
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Gazeta Shqiptare

27 November 1998

Norway will find Hajdari’s killer

Super-investigator Vangberg arrives in Albania on Monday On page 5

Woman massacred with 13 bullets in her home

Sister-in-law and mother-in-law suspected Woman massacred with 13 bullets in her home The crime took place in the presence of the victim’s sister-in-law and mother-in-law: “Maybe she killed herself” The household’s daughter-in-law was massacred. With 13 bullets in her body, the 27-year-old woman was found lying in a pool of blood in the bedroom. A Kalashnikov was also found beside the victim’s body; it has not yet been established whether it was the murder weapon, along with a number of cartridge cases that have been submitted for forensic examination. After the police arrived at the scene, the victim’s mother-in-law and sister-in-law, P.H., who were at home at the time, were taken in, as was her husband. On page 18

KQY announces the results: Constitution 50.5 percent

KQY announces the results Constitution 50.5 percent Yesterday, the Central Voting Commission was unable to publish the official result of the referendum on the Constitution. Although all the data received from the districts on the voting results had been computerized, an argument between the DP representatives and those of the government in the KQY left no room for a consensus result. The latter, therefore, cannot even be contemplated. Representatives of both sides said yesterday that they would publish their own versions. On page 4

“Berisha: physical isolation”

SPARTAK BRAHO OF THE SP SP’s BRAHO “Berisha: physical isolation” The West gives the OK to isolate Berisha not only politically, but physically as well, declares yesterday the arrest of… Spartak Bra-ho, and has stated that there is no longer any obstacle or pressure from abroad to pursue the investigations against the former Albanian President to the end... On page 3

Water pumps burn out

BECAUSE OF THE LIGHTS No electricity, and now no water either. Fluctuations in the electricity supply are also severely affecting the pumping stations. In a letter that the Tirana Water Supply Enterprise had sent to the Municipality, it is reported that if until now the capital’s residents had been... On page 14