QKUK Forms Emergency Task Force Following Stray Dog Concerns
The University Clinical Center of Kosovo (QKUK) has established an Emergency Task Force in response to escalating concerns regarding stray dogs on its campus and recent reports of animal intrusions. Director Mentor Zejnullahu initiated the measure to bolster security for patients, healthcare staff, visitors, and the public who utilize the institution. The newly formed task force will be responsible for coordinating immediate actions aimed at identifying, controlling, removing, and preventing the risks posed by stray dogs within the QKUK premises.
This follows a recent incident involving a 15-year-old resident of Pristina who was attacked in the clinical center’s courtyard. The composition of the Emergency Task Force includes representatives from relevant municipal and institutional structures. The primary objective is to ensure a safe environment for all individuals accessing services at QKUK.
Officials emphasize a proactive approach to managing the situation and mitigating potential future incidents. Further details regarding the task force’s operational procedures are forthcoming.
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