A patient from the Prizren region who was being treated at the Oncology Clinic died in October of this year.
She had breast cancer.

Shortly after her death, the organisation “Renesansa” reacted to social networks claiming she died in the absence of the bar APUoclib.
As Violetta Pirana claimed, the lack of grass with which the patient from the Prizren region was treated during June to the minister of health, Arben Vitita, and the University Clinical Centre of Kosovo ( BUCH).
There was this lady who died. I’m behind that (declaration that the patient died in the absence of a bar), because that after two months… I’ve sent letters to the minister, QKUK, and the director of Oncology who’s missing a bar (Palboliclib) éka Violeta Pirana from Rerenesa.
The patient herself who died in October, who was dealing with the bar KKUK director Mentor Zejundah, and the director of Oncology Clinic, Ilir Kurtishi, had sent mail to Minister Arben Vitita.
She had sent the letter to each of them separately in 28,06,2026.
In the letter he provided KA LLXO, which the patient had addressed to Minister Arben Vitita, demanded that measures be taken to ensure therapy.
For six months I’ve been using this therapy and has produced very good results. My pain has been relieved, my condition has improved, returning to me the hope of continuing my life, which I love so that I can be in the midst of my family…
On the other hand, she had also mentioned the lack of therapy “Palcomoclib.”
But my bad luck is that on May 10th, when I had to take the therapy, I didn’t use it because it’s in absentia, which is the hope of my life… The pain immediately returned as if before the use of therapy. This absence is seriously affecting my daily life.
With respect, please take the necessary measures to provide therapy, since for me and many other patients this therapy is vital.
KA LLXO.com in 10,11.2026 has sent questions to Health Minister Arben Vitita, the Ministry of Health on the official e-mail, CKUK Director Mentor Zejrullahu, and Oncology Director Ilir Kurtishi to confirm the patient’s request has been addressed.
But they have not responded to the publication of this article.





