33 fires have been reported across the country over the last 24 hours, with 6 of them still active and 10 others being kept under surveillance.
The Ministry of Defense announced that 214 operational forces and 30 firefighting vehicles have been deployed to deal with the situation. The Armed Forces have also been involved in the operations, with 60 personnel, 3 firefighting vehicles, a heavy chain excavator, 3 helicopters and 2 "Air Tractor" aircraft.
Interventions continue in several regions, with a particular focus on Tirana, Dibër, Lezhë, Shkodër and Durrës.
Work continues on extinguishing active fires on Mount Dajti, while according to authorities, there is no danger to residential areas.
In the Gojan–Gjegjan–Tërbun area, in the Municipality of Puka, the situation has been brought under control after the intervention of local forces and the Armed Forces. 40 members of the Armed Forces and a helicopter have been engaged to support the operation. There is no reported danger to homes, while the outbreak in Prozhëm continues to be active and work is underway to isolate it.
In the Dibra district, the fires in Ballenjë and Qafë i Helmës remain active, while the fire in Bërshi is being monitored.
In Mirdita, the Shtuf fire remains active. Meanwhile, the fires in Lufaj and Tena have been isolated and are being monitored to prevent reactivation.
The National Civil Protection Agency continues to monitor the situation throughout the territory, in cooperation with prefectures, municipalities and other emergency structures.
Authorities state that the priority remains the protection of citizens' lives, homes and property, while operational capacities continue to be on standby for intervention in areas where the need arises.
