Two years have passed since the tragic earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 on the Richter scale of November 26, 2019, where as a result 51 citizens lost their lives and over 1000 others were injured.
The earthquake also caused great material damage and the collapse of hundreds of homes, leaving many residents homeless in some areas of the city of Durres, Thumana, Fushë-Kruja and Laç, while still today residents are not housed in apartments.
Prime Minister Edi Rama in a post on social networks has reacted regarding this tragic event that still continues to have traces for the affected areas.
The head of government writes that tragedies test people, peoples, states and two years from the dizzying earthquake disaster, remembering the losses, wounds, pain and seeing what we could do so far, we can say without fear that today we have risen stronger.
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Tragedies test people, peoples, states and two years from the dizzying earthquake disaster, remembering the losses, the wounds, the pain and seeing what we could do so far, we can say without fear that today we have risen stronger and we can also we breathe a sigh of relief, for the fact that thousands of families affected by that disaster today are better off than before the disaster .
I remember with pain the families who lost loved ones and I remain endlessly grateful to all those who gave first aid, who showed solidarity from all over the country and the world with those affected by the disaster, who worked and work tirelessly for it returned to the last family in a better, stronger, more beautiful home “, writes Rama./abcnews.al
