Kosovo police today have indicated that a woman on Friday has deteriorated after medical treatment at the Main Centre of Family Medicine in Kline, while in ambulances has left for the Regional Pec Hospital, where doctors have concluded that she is without signs of life.
Linked to this case to the Main Family Medicine Center Mother Teresa in Cline has come up with an official announcement.
The report states that the patient immediately after the introduction of the transfusion has shown allergic reactions.
According to the report, the patient has been sent to the QKMF emergency, where the internist doctor, along with other doctors, has undertaken treatment of allergic reaction.
Other procedures also become known.
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Subtitles: WRITER IN THE THREEAT WRITER IN CLIANA
Date: 13,11,2026, Chile
Pointed:
Head of the Cline municipality, Prof. Dr. Zenun Elezaj
Director of Health and Social Peace, Mr. Agron Bacaj
Health Minister Dr. Arben Vitita, and all media in Kosovo
In terms of the patient’s death after giving health care to the QKMF in Kline
Center for Family Medicine ( QKMF expresses deep condolences for the patient’s family and announces relevant institutions, media and public opinion on the course of medical treatment in this case:
The patient has received professional service from the infected doctor, who has described infusion therapy.
The patient is heading into the infusion unit and has begun receiving therapy. Right after the infusion started, it showed an allergic reaction.
The patient has been sent to the QKMF emergency, where the internist doctor, along with other doctors, has undertaken treatment of allergic reaction.
Because of deteriorating health, the patient has been transferred by ambulance to Pec, accompanied by a doctor and nurse.
Kline’s police units have also been hired in order to speed up transportation because of the cargo in traffic so that the opportunity could reach the Regional Hospital in Pec as soon as possible.
On most of the road, cardiopulmonary response has been carried out, and in Peja the patient has gathered. Despite the intensive and therapeutic measures taken, the patient has passed away.
The case is currently under investigation by competent institutions. The QKMF will co-operate with relevant organs and provide all required medical documentation.
Respecting random sensitivity, patient dignity and family privacy, The QKMF will not make further comments during the investigation and inform the public of any relevant development. /Telegraphy/
