"The biggest killer among us is undoubtedly carelessness"/ T

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The writer Flutura Açka says that she has felt worried by the behavior of citizens and state institutions in this period where the coronavirus is threatening our lives and endangering the overload of health systems. "I have noticed an obvious, frightening, threatening and uncivilized carelessness of ours", says the writer in a post on social networks, as she publishes some photos, which show some cases of which, according to Ačka, we may have been infected, or even victims. "The biggest killer among us is undoubtedly carelessness, which also comes from a certain shame, or the feeling of dishonor, or loss of respect if we don't throw our hands around the neck of a friend we meet on the street, a friend we meet in a coffee shop, or a relative ours.


We have to get rid of all these complexes so that Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data we can prolong our life, so that we can shorten the life of Covid-19. We only need a few months to behave differently", writes Açka. Comment from Flutura Açka Which Covid-19 is really killing Albanians? Read also: Balliu: What has come out of nowhere! To leave Rama's game He left the Conference of Presidents, Flutura Açka reacts akka waved I had been tossing and turning for a few days, I should have thrown these notes, but some important losses of the last few days prompted me to write them. For several weeks in Albania, even though exposed a lot due to some movements around, I have tried to implement to the extreme all the protocol that protection from this virus requires. But I have noticed an obvious, frightening, threatening and uncivilized carelessness of ours.



A typical Albanian carelessness. Unfortunately, state institutions are often our hostages. They are NOT doing their job properly. I am giving it with examples and photos: 1. I arrived in Albania with one of the first lines after the global opening of the heavens. After an arduous journey with masks and all kinds of protective equipment, we arrived in Rinas. But what really happened? As eager to get out, some of the travelers got up and even took off their masks. But we were trapped in that metal box of fate for about 20 minutes, as the government and those running Rinas had been reminded that they had to hold a welcome ceremony. Great God! Twenty minutes closed, over a hundred and fifty people.