Albania Reports 24 Wildfires as Crews Battle Blazes Across the Country

Albania reported 24 wildfires across the country by Tuesday evening, with six fires still active and five under surveillance.

A total of 126 emergency personnel and 18 firefighting vehicles took part in operations. The Armed Forces also deployed 20 personnel, one helicopter and two Air Tractor aircraft.

Mount Dajti remains the main focus of the response. Fires are still active above the Qafë Mollë tunnels, where firefighters, military personnel and protected-area teams are working on the ground, supported by aerial operations.

Authorities said there is currently no threat to residential areas.

Active fires were also reported in parts of Dibër and Librazhd, while fires in Gjegjan-Gojan-Prozhëm-Tërbun in Pukë have been isolated and are now being monitored.

The National Civil Protection Agency continues to monitor the situation nationwide and coordinate emergency operations with local authorities.

Authorities remain on alert, with protecting lives, homes and property as the main priority.

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