More than 27 years after the end of the war in Kosovo, in the village of Lubizhda of Hasi in Prizren, human morto remains have been discovered, which are suspected to belong to a person missing during the 1998 1999 war, the Signal newspaper learns.
The discovery was made during excavations held on November 10th and 11th, within the burial spaces of martyrs in Lubizhda Hasi, where authorities had identified two suspected locations.
According to information provided by the signal, the operation was carried out by the Sector for Investigation of Missing Persons During the War, in co-ordination with the Legal Medicine Institute and the Government Commission for Missing Persons.
Excavations were conducted on the basis of a warrant for exhumation, autopsy and identification, issued by the Special Department of Foundation Court in Pristina.
During works at the two suspected locations, teams have encountered in ossuary waste of human origin and with forensic interest, which, according to initial estimates, belong to at least one individual.
The remains have been withdrawn from the site of excavations and sent to the Institute of Legal Medicine, where they will undergo further examinations, including autopsy and DNA analysis.
Through these tests it is designed to determine the identity of the person, while until this stage it has not been confirmed who belong to the remains discovered.
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Source Layer: Signal
