Original newspaper scan
scroll · drag · double-click

Koha Jonë

E Premte 15 Maj, 1998

TNT, terror and victims

An explosive charge on water pipes, bridges and residential houses. The fear of terror returns A two-year-old girl loses her life. The south is threatened Page 11 How crime is fought BY TODOR KEKO In the buzzing, unrestful districts of this country, moving along close by, as if rising like a storm, a struggle for life is taking place. It is being fought with gunfire, with explosions, with black flags. In Dibër, where there is not even any TNT, something has made me think that the hunger of the citizens and the illnesses of children, the endless disturbances, do not attract enough attention from the authorities in Tirana. And rightly so. But by pointing out that we must laugh at boys and girls from that winter hell, the day has come for the return of officials to a free and historically verified assessment, who are trying to make Albanian society turn back the clock. The page of Saturday, of the statement, of the government, is growing, which is trying to bring to terms with a total transition of the world too. What includes— In this dictionary, the name of the Minister of Public Order must be inserted. Why? Because among other things, he bears the burden of the country on his shoulders. How they link it, and not today a thousand people are dying, seven deaths nowhere. This is a real concern; responsibility must also be borne for last night's event in Shkodër and other similar ones that may be repeated. The fear of ministerial action, before the involvement of the government, especially because of the initial disruptions in the work and the delays in the investigations, must be stopped. The people are tired of waiting, so that if not tonight with the mentioned TNT explosion, something will be done. While such demands have been many, real actions are missing. The troubles of a shocked and disappointed people cannot remain only as statistics. The number of victims, the great economic damage and the spread of panic clearly show that we are facing a serious threat. Citizens demand security, and the state must provide it. If it does not, then the very meaning of the state is lost. In this context, the fight against crime is not merely a police matter, but a national duty. NATO, the soldiers ready to defend Albania Kosovo, Albanians congratulate 27-year-old Agron Rahmani, killed by the Serbs Births of the axis blocked in the prosecutors' hands VEFA, transit in Italy The telephone numbers of Alimushaj's "friends" in Europe and the USA are uncovered. An international investigation
Todor Keko Abaz Ermenji Alimushajt Dibër Tiranë Shkodër Shqipëri Kosovë

Charer post- block from Haper fire in the prime minister's office Gramsh, robber and raping passengers Sex monster, 20 years in prison The authors were undecided about their Italian trafficker, Kosovar crowds pour in A 17-year-old Albanian is shot by a soldier The Macedonian kills the child The old Balli Kombëtar leader will lead the campaign Abaz Ermenji in Tirana The deadline expires, a pit is passed to the Italians A[id]in Sejdia explodes Tomorrow you will read: Brazil, the country of wonders, sambas and football
Ajdin Sejdia[?] Gramsh Tiranë Brazil