Kamëz, as if no one had ever kissed you, but full and aflame, trembling for days from the gunshots and the revolver, was shaken even more on its own soil by the serious घटना. In the late hours of last night in Kamëz, the worker of the glass factory, the quiet and gentle 17-year-old Agim Konomi from the village of Laknas, was killed by a bullet. It is believed that the author of the murder is a fellow villager of his. The serious killing has deeply shaken the residents of Kamëz and Laknas, and at the same time has further increased the insecurity of life in this area. This happened yesterday in the late hours when everything was calm; meanwhile, reports of robberies and kidnappings of people had become almost daily. A single bullet ended the life of a young man and left behind great pain in the family and in society. Residents are demanding the establishment of order and security, as fear and anxiety have become part of everyday life. In Kamëz and the surrounding areas the situation appears tense, and people are afraid to go out late at night. [?]

? This question is being raised by many people shaken by the recent events. Instead of life calming down and order being established, serious incidents are increasing. Robberies, murders, insecurity and anxiety every day. People ask why the state is not working, why crime is not being stopped, and why the ordinary citizen remains unprotected. Many are calling on the responsible authorities to react decisively. If order is not established quickly, the situation could become even more serious. This is a call for conscience and public responsibility. [?]

For sufficiently serious reasons and urgent measures to restore order and calm, citizens are called upon to keep their composure, not to fall prey to provocations, and to help the law-enforcement bodies in the capture of the perpetrators of crimes. Only through general cooperation can escalations of violence be avoided and the lives and property of citizens be protected. Citizens are urged to be careful, especially late at night and in the less secure areas. Any useful information should be reported immediately to the authorities. [?]

From the offices of the Party of Labour, which passed into the headquarters of the Socialist Party, movements and statements are taking place that raise concern. In public opinion, the question is being posed whether this party, as a direct continuation of the previous structures, bears responsibility for the actions of the former regime and whether its activity should be examined in the light of the law. Many voices are calling for a full clarification of its sources, organization, and political role in this transitional period. In this harsh political debate, strong terms and serious accusations are being used. (Continues on page 6)

(Chronicle of the day) On the evening of yesterday, invited by the Democratic Party, Dr. Ibrahim Rugova, chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo, left our country. During his stay in Albania, he held meetings and talks with political figures, representatives of the press, and citizens. His visit was followed with great interest, especially in the context of the new political developments in Kosovo and in the region. Dr. Rugova expressed his gratitude for the hospitality and emphasized the need for democratic cooperation, for the protection of the rights of Albanians in Kosovo, and for the peaceful resolution of political issues. [?]

In the People’s Assembly The country's parliament continues its work. The latest debates have focused on the land issue, its distribution, and the way the relevant laws are being implemented. The discussions have also mentioned two scandals linked to abuses and serious violations, calling for accountability and investigation. Various deputies have raised concerns about delays, the lack of transparency, and the unfair benefits being created to the detriment of peasants and the public interest. [?]