
" The Mirror " has reflected the serious event that happened on the Albanian coast, the tragedy where Jonada Avdia lost her life, a 7-year-old girl hit by the speedboat of the police chief, now dismissed and expelled, Arjan Tase.
According to the Mirror, 7-year-old Jonada Avdia lived in Barking, east London. " A young British girl has lost her life in a horrific accident after she was allegedly hit by an off-duty policeman's speedboat while on holiday in Albania.
Jonada Avdia's death has brought protests across the country demanding the resignation of the prime minister and ministers. The seven-year-old girl lost her life after the policeman Arjan Tase was allegedly maneuvering dangerously with his speedboat on the beach of Potami in Himare, in the south of Albania.
Police confirmed that at around 2pm on Tuesday the driver of the speedboat lost control and hit the child, from Barking, London, who died at the scene. He is expected to appear before the Vlora court on Friday after being charged with manslaughter ," writes the Mirror.
Teacher Bislim Ahmetaj shared a touching post on social networks saying: " Albanians are mourning Jonada and her family, while for you, killer of children and dreams, there will be no grave." Justice for Jonada must and will be decided by Albanian citizens .
He also revealed a touching conversation he had with the girl's father, Bledar. The grieving father told him that he was holding his daughter's hand when she was hit and said " I should have died ".
The young girl was on holiday with her family in her parents' hometown, but the family is said to have lived in the UK for the past two decades and Jonada was born in London.
Due to the tragic accident, Police Director Gladis Nano dismissed about 15 officers, saying that "he will not tolerate any police officer, leader who does not rigorously and honestly implement functional duties, in the interest of protecting the lives of citizens".
This is the third case in a month where speedboats on the beaches of Albania cause accidents to tourists. Hundreds of candles and flowers have been placed where Jonada lost his life, as well as in front of the Prime Minister's Office./ The Mirror