A total of 375 quake-affected families will soon move into their new houses in the residential block that meets the urban infrastructure standards with paved streets, green public spaces, lighting and a newly-constructed health care centre for local residents.

The government head Rama was accompanied by the Minister of Justice Ulsi Manja, also the Socialist Party’s political delegate to Lezha district, and the Mayor of Kurbin, Majlinda Cara.

Kurbin Mayor added that construction of more 60 apartments is nearing completion and the lot for the first 60 quake-affected families will be drawn in July, while entire new complex will complete within this year.

“The new residential block features 270 apartments, 6000 square meters of underground infrastructure and parking spaces. The ground floor houses commercial and service establishments that will fuel local economy,” Cara said.

She added that “construction of related underground infrastructure, the sewerage; wastewater and rainwater systems has completed.”

“Around 50 new businesses will operate in this residential block,” she said.

PM Rama asked Mayor Cara about progress in construction of municipal hospitality in Laç.

“Work on construction of the hospital is running on schedule. Construction of five health care centres is currently underway in Kurbin,” Cara said.

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