A teacher with long experience in education has died as a result of a heart attack while returning home after completing his duty in the remote village of Marjan, in the municipality of Maliq.
Alban Bejleri, who had about three decades of experience in education, had been teaching in this remote area for five years. Every day he walked about 7 to 8 kilometers to reach the school, where he taught the teaching process for only two students.
According to family members, Bejler was a man dedicated to his profession, who never complained about the difficulties he faced. They have reacted with pain and indignation after the incident, raising concerns about the conditions in which he was forced to work.
Even his colleagues remember him as an exemplary teacher, who faced great challenges every day, such as poor infrastructure and physical fatigue. His journey involved first arriving in the Lozhani area and then walking 7-8 km to the village where he taught.
This event has caused strong reactions from family and relatives, who accuse politics of decision-making in the education system and beyond. They demand more responsibility so that such cases do not repeat themselves in the future.
