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The front page of Shqiptarja.com features news on updated traffic code laws with stricter penalties for drunk driving and mobile phone use, ongoing efforts to extinguish fires, sports results from the Conference League, infrastructure development, and international crime news including a cocaine…
New traffic code laws are now in effect, introducing permanent license revocation for repeat drunk drivers. Speed limits are also restricted for new drivers, and fines for mobile phone use, speeding, and dangerous maneuvers are being increased.
The fire protection agency has reported 30 fire outbreaks in the last 24 hours, with only 8 remaining active. Efforts are ongoing to extinguish fires, including in Mallakastër.
Football club Drita has moved closer to the Conference League playoffs with a decisive 1-4 victory in San Marino. Meanwhile, Shkëndija lost 2-1 in Scotland.
Another segment of Corridor VIII has opened, with Prime Minister Rama sharing footage of the improved road access in Labinot-Fushë, now featuring two-way traffic.
Authorities in Italy have busted a cocaine laboratory in a villa, seizing 28 kilograms of drugs and arresting five individuals, including one Albanian national.
Newly revealed secret reports from 1950 suggest that former Interior Minister Koçi Xoxe, who was purged by Enver Hoxha, was hiding in the Cermenika region.
Football clubs Dinamo and Kukësi have been placed under transfer and registration embargo by FIFA due to outstanding debts.
The weather forecast for today predicts high temperatures reaching up to 41 degrees Celsius, accompanied by strong winds of up to 55 km/h.
