Government rejects island investment plan to protect nature
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The Albanian government has rejected the initial investment plan for Sazan Island, citing nature conservation concerns, with details of the proposed investment now revealed. This decision marks a significant development for the island's future development.
In public health, Doctor Erion Dasho, a medical doctor and public health expert, has issued an alarm about salmonella risks from chicken, eggs, and vegetables, offering advice for safety. Separately, six children were hospitalized with poisoning symptoms from a Korçë kindergarten, prompting a parent to raise hygiene concerns.
Further domestic news includes the reported destruction of ancient Illyrian tombs in Bajkaj, Delvinë, which have been neglected since the 1970s. Meanwhile, a forest fire continues to burn in Gjinar, Elbasan, with residents requesting air intervention as flames spread across approximately 10 hectares.