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Kimete Tanushi is only 40 years old but fate confronted her with an illness which does not allow her to even stand on her feet. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
In these conditions she can not work and has gone to camp.<\/p>\n
“I have been in the camp for three years and I have received 105 thousand ALL. I rent the house from 105 thousand lek\u00eb, I have 5 thousand lek\u00eb more than 100 thousand that this one takes from the houses<\/em>“, Said Kimete Tanushi, resident of Shushica village.<\/p>\n Kimetja is single as her parents do not live, while her brothers have abandoned her. The only one standing next to her is her 60-year-old husband.<\/p>\n “I have to go to the hospital to be treated but I can not, I have only 5 thousand lek\u00eb left. My husband accompanies me. He initially took 50 thousand and they took it away. I need to be treated because I have a lot of worries<\/em>“, Said Kimete Tanushi, resident of Shushica village.<\/p>\n Kimete’s neighbors have been more generous than the state and help her with food and clothing.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n “Neighbors bring me bread and dairy. Even to dress they bring me, help me<\/em>“, Said Kimete Tanushi, resident of Shushica village<\/p>\n The state provides as social assistance only 18 thousand ALL per year. They use them to pay for the lights. While water has a long time they do not pay.<\/p>\n Beqiri a man around 60 is yellowed in the face by the weight of worries. With the sick woman, with a mountain of debts he does not know what to do. The only option he has left is to collect cans.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n “I go out and collect these cans that I have nothing to do either. And I rent the house for 100 thousand ALL per month. I’m got into big debt here, someday they will slaughter me. They give us clothes as sevap as me as a woman and to eat. But we do not just need them because we are sick and can not take medicine. I paid for the lights but not for the water, I do not have 200 thousand ALL without paying. Where am I where to drown aman that I am 59 I am going 60 years old<\/em>“, Said Beqir Tanushi, a resident of the village of Shushica<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Many others living in the camp have the same fate as this family. Some people do not even gain disability status at all due to bureaucracies.<\/p>\n “The doctor has declared me disabled. I submitted the documents to the municipality and they told me that it does not benefit. Not that the diagnosis does not benefit him but it does not benefit him to miss a year of work. What did I tell you to eat? Said we will spend it next season. I went I was interested nothing came out<\/em>“, Said the citizen.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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