In a video message, Rama said that the last 72 hours were extremely difficult due to the raging fires.

“I want to express solidarity to those families that have lost their homes during the fire”, emphasized Rama.

The head of government said that, “I want to assure everyone, whether the families that have lost their homes completely or have suffered damage to their homes from the fire; the relevant authorities are doing an inventory of these damages and certainly, like it has happened in the past, it will happen again”.

“No one will be alone and no one will be left without seeing the government stand by their side, without having the state by their side to restore a better and stronger home for them as well as to receive the appropriate compensation for the lost cattle”, Rama said, adding that so far 3,619 heads of livestock have been lost.

PM Rama promised that they will be compensated one by one without any discussion, while adding that, “the inventory of damages continues”.

On the other hand, Rama expressed gratitude and held in high estimation all forces engaged in the field.

“There were a total of 10,249 forces engaged, but first of all I want to express gratitude, respect, thanks to the fire brigades, which deserve the highest estimation”, said Rama. /k.s/j.p/p.s./

Speaking to reporters, Lame stressed that following this inventory, we have a clear and accurate corpus of all lawful Land Acquisition Acts issued over the years, starting in 1991, after the fall of communism.

He stated that all assets identified as having problems will be blocked.

According to Lame, out of 116 thousand assets in the region of Tirana, only half of them are registered.

Lame assured that now no one can produce fake documents anymore in the hope that he will find a way to include them in state registers.

Lame focused on the situation found with the registers in Tirana.

“Out of 2342 registers, only about 250 result without damage. The others, about 2100 registers, are damaged by tearing, removing sheets, changing pages, etc. “, said Lame.

Drawing a parallel with the situation identified in Durrës, Lame said that the problems are more or less the same as in Durrës, but in the case of Tirana, with a weight approximately 4 times lower in numbers.

According to him, the most damaged registers are those related to assets in the developing areas of the capital, such as: Farka, Kashari, Yzberishi, Mëzezi, Baldushku, Sharra. Ndroqi, Peza-Helmesi, Peza, etc.

Lame added that it is difficult to find the culprits of this whole situation.

According to him, the final solution to this situation will come through the process launched this year with the support of the government for scanning and digitalization of the archive.

The head of the Cadastre informed that the inventory process will continue with other cities because according to him, “The example of Durrës and Tirana showed that through this process has increased exponentially the safety of citizens for their properties and has also increased the number of services provided by these offices”. /j.p/p.s./