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Koha Jonë

E Martë 27 Qershor 1995

A student dies from drugs

Yesterday in Tirana: The tragedy of the "white death" Found beneath the Lana bridge in the center of the capital It happened yesterday morning. The lifeless body of an 18-year-old girl with the initials E. L. was found beneath the Lana bridge, alongside the road leading to the new Maternity Hospital. The girl who was found had overdosed, and at first even the specialists were unable to give any explanation of what had caused this kind of death. The forensic medical team and the analysis it carried out concluded that the victim identified by the initials E. L. had been drugged. This is the first case in Albania of a student dying from drugs, leaving in the middle scenes from films with such a theme. READ ON PAGE 2 The body of student Ailin Qypiku photographed yesterday morning beneath the Lana bridge before being taken to the hospital for examination
E. L. Ailin Qypiku Tiranë Lana Shqipëri

Berisha and SHIK against Meksi

Filip Çakuli has been questioned at SHIK about the prime minister On Monday, the PD journalist Filip Çakuli was held for two hours by SHIK officers in the premises of Hotel Dajti. To make the issue clearer, we give the full scenario. Monday at noon. The chief [...] [??] is informed by phone by the journalist that his car was headed straight to the institution. The car is stopped by the police, they strip him and let him meet Meksi. It seems that the president together with the head of SHIK, Bashkim Gazidede, are concerned about the prime minister and want to ask SHIK a simple question. This institution, which a few months earlier had declared that it had thrown into the grave as opposition to the Berisha government dozens of thieves of the DP, their government and their state. (page 3)
Berisha Meksi Filip Çakuli Bashkim Gazidede Hotel Dajti

Fists and kicks at the Ministry of Defence

Scuffle involving SHIU and journalist Mirdash Agolli On Friday afternoon, a scene [...] took place in the office of the Deputy Minister of Defence, with the main actors being Mirdash Agolli, chairman of the "Research and Development Center", and SHIU officers. If this version is correct, [...] in the deputy minister's office, invited to be questioned, Agolli became the protagonist of a quarrel, expressively involving even the Minister of Defence. At the beginning military police? GJ? by pulling out the whistle? they let Agolli speak, but [...] perhaps? of this? The confrontation ends with fists and kicks. Meanwhile, sources say that journalists from the magazine? ask whether it used? with radio?-legal? what has it done? (page 7)
Mirdash Agolli