The white woman of Saranda enjoys fame from the commercial with Muçi

In a video made two weeks ago, in compliance with Prime Minister Edi Rama's order to no longer allow sales without invoices in fruit and vegetable markets, Bardha of the Saranda market, but also Muçi, the local inspector, became known.

And while Muçi has refused to be in public again through the media, Bardha is more open, writes A2.

But who is Fatbardha Nesturi, one of the oldest market vendors in Saranda?

"I've been here for 35 years. This is Bardha's job only. My day starts at 4 in the morning, I collect the goods from the villagers who bring them, I organize them...", says Bardha.

Then afraid for the continuity of her job with which she supports her family, today Bardha seems to be enjoying the fame gained from that viral video. Fame that not only made her famous, but apparently has also increased her work: "I thank people for the support. They knew me before, but now I am famous with a stamp. My work has grown quite a bit. The goods I put out in the morning, I have sold by dinner."

Bardha also talks about the relationship she has with her fellow citizen, Inspector Muçi: "He is a very good man, we are good friends, we have met often and we always talk to each other in the city."

  (A2 Televizion)