Tourist season, plan to clean up beaches in Albania

So declared Tourism and Environment Minister Mirela Godbarlo today.

The “is the first time such a thing happens in four municipalities that have resulted more problematic from last year's Sarada, Himara, Durres and Kavaja for the June-September period, which is the peak of the beach season. But still, not enough measures taken by the government, the municipality, if the whole society does not become part of this coalition against dirt and the health of our children”, Godbaro stressed.

Godbarko said that “all municipalities in the country for 2022 as part of this plan that has started since the beginning of the third term have budgeted 10m euros more for this year's integrated voice of management for the entire country. All these measures are premises and guarantees that this year will be very clean this very healthy season, but this does not only one actor each has a moment of responsibility and this is the time to apply that responsibility”.

“From November of last year to today all municipal staff are in the territory, cleaning up that part of the territory facing the overload of 30 years of waste dumped on territory”, she said.

Godbarko urged citizens to keep the territory clean, while he said businesses are the biggest pollutants. According to the principle of who pollutes the most, we pay more today, we have fees different for each municipality, different for family members, and otherwise for business”. /Atsh