Tragic at Ferizaj I die at 68-year-old QKUK, who suffered severe burns.

Tragic at Ferizaj I die at 68-year-old QKUK, who suffered severe burns.

Tragic at Ferizaj I die at 68-year-old QKUK, who suffered severe burns.

The case reported on Sunday evening, in Ferizaj, where a 68-year-old had suffered severe burns under circumstances that were being investigated as attempted suicide.

Signal sources confirm that Ragip Sopa, about 68-year-old, has passed away on October 19th at the University Clinical Centre in Kosovo, where he had been transferred to medical treatment after the incident.

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The event took place on October 18th, about 20:10, on the Mehmet Begraca Street in Ferizaj.

According to information reported earlier, the family had heard screams in the backyard and, after going out, found the 68-year-old man involved in flames.

They had immediately intervened to put out the fire and had announced the emergency teams, which had offered first aid.

Sopa was originally sent to Ferizaj Emergency, while because of severe injuries she had been transferred to KKUK, where, unfortunately, she failed to survive.

After confirming the death, Ferizaj regional investigators have announced the State Attorney.

By authorisation of the prosecution, the lifeless body has been sent to the Pristina Institute of Legal Medicine for Obligation, with the aim of fully clarifying the cause of death.

The case, which was originally recorded as attempted suicide, is further being handled by Ferizaj regional investigators.

Investigations into the complete record of the events are ongoing.

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/Gazeta Sinjali/

Source Layer: Signal

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