FLASH
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Homes and agricultural lands in the Lezha Region continue to be under water after floods caused by the swelling of streams and rivers.
Residents say they have been left to their fate as no one has come to their aid. They are calling on the state to compensate them for the damage caused to their homes.
The Lezha region was hit by heavy rain yesterday, causing flooding in several areas for the umpteenth time in a few months. The water has flooded homes, schoolyards, and basements of buildings.
In Gjadra, the river's flow level has increased, flooding the bridge connecting the villages of Gramsh and Zojz with Gjadra while efforts are being made to clear the debris that had blocked the bridge. Residents of the flooded areas say they are sick and are also calling on the government to help them.
The Municipality of Mirdita is working to remove inert materials from urban and rural roads. Discharges from the Qafë Mollë HPP have not yet started, as the flows are considered manageable.
The area of agricultural land under water in the territory of the Municipality of Lezha is estimated at around 1,010 hectares, distributed in several administrative units. In the Municipality of Kurbin, the flooded area reaches around 2,000 hectares, mainly in the areas of Fushë Milot, Gjormi, Mamurras and Adriatiku. Problems with electricity are reported only in the mountainous areas of Kurbin.
Meanwhile, the Burrel-Rrëshen national road is difficult to navigate with any type of vehicle due to numerous problems. In addition to the depreciation of this road axis over the years, recent rainfall has caused rock collapses and landslides in some segments.
The most problematic situation is near the Uraka bridge, where a rock mass has fallen into the middle of the road. Also, in this segment, there is a collapse of the road slope, narrowing the carriageway to only one direction of movement.
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