Kurti after the visit to Skenderaj, Mitrovica: There Is Danger for the Plague

Prime Minister Albin Kurti has warned that there is danger of spreading an epidemic, the cause of the death of animals from the floods, following his visit to Skenderaj and Mitrovica.

There is considerable material damage: public infrastructure buildings, residential homes, agricultural farms and businesses have been damaged. Nine small bridges have been ruined or damaged in Skenderaj, and we visited a farmer who was killed by over 10,000 chickens in Lausa. On the walls of the buildings was the trail to the extent of the flood's reach, and the warped rivers and surrounding fields are full of junk. The flood in the village of Lisica in Mitrovica, according to residents, is a consequence of the postponement of nearly 300m of the Iber River's flow as a result of the stadium's construction in the northern part of the city. Sitnica's books have become together and have become lakes. There's not a few dead animals, so there's also a risk to the body of”, Kurti wrote on Facebook, reports Clankosova.tv.

Kurti said there is no life lost thanks to the citizens' commitment and solidarity for each other.

After meetings with President Fadil Nura and Bedri Hamza, Kurti visited several flooded settlements with them.

The KSF and police, firemen and public companies have distributed food, clothing, and blankets, medicines and sanitation, evacuated families. The government and municipalities are working together in support of citizens and overcoming this” situation, the prime minister added.