
A tragic event was recorded on Saturday evening in Jabllanicë, Gjakova, where three minors lost their lives as a result of the collapse of an uninhabited house.
Ramë Mahmeti, Ideal Rama, both 15 years old, and Veton Morina, 13 years old, were found without signs of life under the ruins of the apartment.
According to what local media have reported so far, it is believed that the children were playing in that apartment when it collapsed, and it is suspected that they remained under the rubble for several hours until the incident was discovered by local residents who notified the Police.
The families of the three minors have announced that their loved ones will be buried the next day in the village cemetery at 2:00 PM.
In the obituary, the families of Rama, Ideal, and Veton write that their loss has left a void and great pain.

The President of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani, also reacted to this tragedy earlier. Through an official response, she expressed her most sincere condolences to the families of the three minors.
"With a heavy heart and deep pain, we received the tragic news of the loss of the lives of three children in Jabllanicë, Gjakova, who passed away prematurely as a result of the collapse of an uninhabited building. There are no words that can ease the pain of the families who are today facing the endless void left behind by the loss of their loved ones. In this difficult moment of grief, we share with you the indescribable pain, expressing our sincere condolences and standing by you with mind and heart. May their young souls rest in peace," Osmani wrote in her reaction on Facebook.
One of the residents of the area earlier also recounted the harrowing moments as they searched for the minors under the rubble.
He said that together with the children's parents, they began to check on them, as the ringing of one of their phones confirmed that they were under the rubble.
"I met with the children's parents. When we spoke to them, we saw a building that had collapsed. When we called them, we heard their phones vibrating between the tiles," he said.