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TEODOR KEKO IN PARLIAMENT: Zëri Pjetër, you have a little daughter. If someone kidnapped that child from you, what would you do? PJETER ARBNORI: that is not on the agenda! (READ ON PAGE 2)

Today, Sunday agencies write judicial and government police reports about six stolen items. In circulation, the traffic in goods has for the moment been made difficult by one thing. Such and the counterfeit goods during import, for which the state police, wherever appropriate, issues an order of seizure for some of them. Nevertheless, since yesterday several special measures have begun to operate to protect the government and legality, on the part of which thefts are not currently clear. However, with a move, perhaps the government is trying to finalize this import fraud. At the center of attention, precisely this and the entire enclosed one has in the six stolen items and accumulated circulating goods; police sources say that this is an organized activity. The state police, when it was blocked, stated that there had also been other cases that were uncovered. Here it is certainly a matter of police and customs intervention. Police sources specify that there have also been cases where in Albania it was discovered that products suspected of being stolen were being transported toward other countries. The items in question are various things, with industrial brands, vehicles, industrial equipment and foodstuffs. Albanian authorities are keeping all entries into the country under close surveillance. According to some of the latest data, in several cases the discovery is also linked to various cooperations. These are organizations that use Albania as a transit country. In such cases, foreign drivers are usually involved, passing in transit and, through false documents, trying to bring in or take out goods. All this comes as controls at border points are increasing in the country. Mercedes 250 diesel are[?]

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