The 63-year-old from Lezha, Pal Trashaj, ended his life by drinking phostoxin two days ago, July 2, outside SPAK premises.
The researcher's death has evoked numerous reactions and shocked his family members. While the 63-year-old's son claimed that his father took the extreme act because he was not finding justice. Prince Leka also made a reaction after the death of Trashaj.
"We mourn the tragic loss of the historian Pal Trashaj, whose life ended under the unbearable weight of financial difficulties. This highlights the silent struggle many people face due to debt and lack of support.
Let's honor Paul by advocating for more support for those who need it, making sure that no one else suffers in silence", writes Leka, sharing a photo with the deceased.
SPAK explained that the citizen had requested a meeting with one of the BKH investigators for a case which, after verifications, turned out not to be the competence of the special prosecutor's office.
In fact, it is about the famous microcredit file.
Pal Trashaj is one of the thousands of citizens who were extorted from the small loan scheme. The sources announced that the value of the first loan received by the 63-year-old was 76,000 ALL, while later the debt reached 408,000 ALL.
As a result, the enforcement offices had seized his house and had frozen his bank accounts and even the salaries of his family members. Under these conditions, he had appeared at SPAK to resolve the situation.