Rain: Look at how chicken farms in Arllat are flooded.

Periskopi

8 January 2021, 11:27(5 years ago)

In a photograph published by Clan K. It is seen how poultry farms are flooded in the village of Arllat in Drenas. Rainfalls are causing trouble throughout Kosovo. The Gjakova municipality has already made the emergency number available because of the situation with heavy rainfall.

In a photograph published by Clan K. It is seen how poultry farms are flooded in the village of Arllat in Drenas.

Rainfalls are causing trouble throughout Kosovo.

The Gjakova municipality has already made the emergency number available because of the situation with heavy rainfall.

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Rain: Look at how chicken farms in Arllat are flooded.

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