
An Albanian is among the people rescued from the dinghy which flooded in the early hours of this morning in the English Channel, in an attempt to reach the British coast.
Fatbardha Celaj, an Albanian translator who works at the Kentbury hospital in Great Britain, tells the media that she contacted the Albanian, identified as Denisi, originally from the north of Albania.
She said that his condition is healthy, but he is traumatized by the event in which four other people lost their lives.
Fatbardha Celaj: I am a translator in Britain. I'm in Kentbury Hospital at the moment. The situation is very sensitive. There are 34 people who escaped the tragedy. Among them is an Albanian named Denis. He will not be pronounced, I have contacted his parents, it is very good. Only Denis has been identified as an Albanian speaker. He is from the north, the condition is very good, but he is still traumatized.
How are other people doing?
Fatbardha Celaj: The situation of other people is very complicated, we do not know the languages of others. We try to enter every room, we try to find other Albanian speakers. Their condition is very serious. Four have been identified dead. 34 are here in the hospital, we cannot give too many details, we cannot give details before the authorities
What is the appeal for all Albanian parents?
Fatbardha Celaj: Please calm down, so far only Denis has been identified. Do not initiate children illegally. I don't know, I'm so excited to see this junk. Please don't start them, keep them close.