FLASH
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Although today started with clear weather after a week of intense rainfall, the situation is expected to deteriorate significantly in Vlora after 8:00 PM tonight.
Journalist Greta Haskaj reports that, according to meteorological forecasts, Vlora will once again face heavy rainfall, which has forced authorities to take emergency measures to avoid flooding, especially in areas historically affected by river overflows.
The Vlora Prefecture has intensified work to clean the drainage channels and has put the city's hydropower plant into full operation. Civil emergency structures have been repositioned in problematic areas, especially in Novosela, which was affected last week by the overflow of the Vjosa River.
Waves up to 2.5 meters, small vessel navigation suspended
Port authorities announced that in the open sea, waves will reach up to 2.5 meters, forcing the suspension of navigation for small and fishing vessels. The vessels are anchored in the port until weather conditions improve. Meanwhile, international transport lines, including the Vlora-Brindisi route, will continue to operate normally.
Power problems and dense fog in Llogara
Another concern remains the supply of electricity in some areas of the region. Meanwhile, dense fog has appeared on the tourist peak of Llogara, which has made vehicle traffic difficult. For this reason, drivers are preferring to use the Llogara tunnel axis, which currently seems safer.
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