The organized tourism of Rama/ Vlora Coast is failing, they don't remove the speedboats, but the lights

2022-08-05 17:03:00, Aktualitet CNA

The organized tourism of Rama/ Vlora Coast is failing, they don't remove

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The disconnection of electricity still continues to be a problem that worries Albanians.

Today, in areas such as Orikum, Tragjas, Radhimë, there was a power cut for two hours.

Citizens have expressed concern about this situation since we are at the peak of the tourist season and these areas are currently full of local and foreign tourists.

It turns out that the basics are missing. There are no lights, there is no security, in many areas they are suffocated by garbage, without stopping the traffic, which is a gangrene in itself.

Por siç duket këto nuk janë probleme dhe shqetësime për kryeminsitrin Rama, i cili pak ditë më parë, u shpreh para mediave se ky është sezoni më i organizuar, më i rregullt dhe më i pastër turistik.

“Ky është sezoni më i organizuar, më i rregullt e më i pastër turistik ndonjëherë falë punës së palodhur që kemi nisur qysh shtatorin e shkuar!Ishte deri dje edhe sezoni më i qetë e më i sigurtë,me plazhet publike dhe rrjetin e vrojtuesve të plazhit organizuar si asnjëherë tjetër,“ është shprehur kryeministri Rama pak ditë më parë, kur doli dhe po përpiqej të justifikohej për ngarjen tragjike të Himarës.

Si të mos mjaftonin tragjeditë që po tronditin familjarët dhe opinionin publik, qytetarët duhet të përballen edhe me ndërprerjen e energjisë.

Safety on the beaches is almost non-existent, and this was proven by the cases of vacationers being hit by dinghies and speedboats.

A few days ago, the beach of Potami in Himare was covered in blood by the murder of the little girl Jonada Avdia, whose life was taken by a police officer in a boat, hitting her while she was standing on the seashore.

So instead of taking measures in this country and removing the boats for the safety of citizens who choose to return to their country to rest and are faced with tragedies, they are faced with the disconnection of electricity.

This is not tourism but renaissance torture. /CNA.al