Life in the village of Gerta, the coverage of the harsh reality

“Give water to the village road and give it development. We're not looking for anything else. Water. . Street...”

Rigerta Locke did not seem to have told the whole truth of the reality of the village of Mirdiday, in the speech given at the assembly three days ago.

Her fellow villagers say they live worse.

The Ora News camera travelled to the Perlat of Mirday, the area where Rigerta Loku lives last weekend, the woman tear out many of those who followed her to Albania's Assembly Hall, but who caused a series of pro- and anti-prone reactions on social networks.

The reality of the Wolvel, the village where it is located, and the Rigertes goat farm, is even more difficult than it described.

 “In the village of Rock the reality is bitter there is no water, road, health center or school. Meanwhile, residents of this area live in hopes that after her speech in parliament the situation will change” says Ora News columnist Elvis Hila, who has travelled to the village to show reality.

Nature has been a source of great beauty to this hilly village, but lack of investment has caused residents to abandon it en masse

The three-mile road that connects the village of Grill with the National Root-Burrell axis for years is no longer that way. His condition has made his movement very difficult.

The area lacks drinking water and irrigation, while schools and health centres have not functioned for years.

“Scholl is turned into a rubble and it's out of place, the same fate is there and the health center that's closed” reports Ora Elvis Hilla reporter.

The remaining residents show that living in this village has become quite difficult. According to them, Perlati is a highly productive area in farmers for the decades-old irrigation system has penalised the sector.

Residents: Only thing people want, street lights, water, jobs. None of them are coming true. The road is a piece, a piece.  

The irrigation water used to smell grapes, and now it smells like posh. Water irrigation doesn't exist since Enver's time.

Every morning the children of this village have to walk 3km to reach the nearest school in the village of Perlat.

We have to go. We need to walk 40 minutes” Say children

Residents have heard the Regerta's speech in parliament, and it seems that all as far as they were told, there has been a hope that the government will turn its eyes to invest in this area.

“I'm not asking for bread, but at least bring me water in the water, because they're all dry. We're leaving, no matter what. I've been working with the convoy. Today, not even 1 million of the production produced in the time of Enver” Residents Say

After the Rigerta's word, residents stand out. The only hope is for the state to turn its attention to them to be able to recover from farming and village.