Korreshi publishes images of pollution in Kasharaj: The lake and the stream have turned into a landfill

2026-05-12 11:45:00, Aktualitet CNA

Korreshi publishes images of pollution in Kasharaj: The lake and the stream have

DP MP Saimir Korreshi, in Kasharaj, Lushnja, has denounced the alarming state of environmental pollution near the lake through a video.

The footage shows a dire situation, where waste has invaded green spaces, creating an ugly panorama and a hotbed of infection. In the published video denunciation, Korreshi filmed garbage being thrown indiscriminately everywhere, including in the stream that runs through the area and serves for irrigation.

According to Korreshi, the area, which has extraordinary natural potential and could serve as a recreational space for the community, has been turned into an open landfill. He directly calls on the responsible authorities to intervene to clean up the area, remembering that citizens pay taxes precisely for such services.

"Hello, municipality, we are in Kasharaj. The lake, we are going down to the buildings. Here are the results. We have the trash, look how we have the garbage. Give me orders! The stream passes below here. And this stream irrigates the entire area. Look how the garbage is there. Like in the Amazon! Is there anything like that in the Amazon? No, it doesn't. Come on, go out to Kasharaj, cross it, step on it, touch the mud, because the garbage drowned us! They drowned us, they drowned us, the garbage drowned us. Once again, so that you know it as an area, at the last bend. Here is where it is supposed to be a spring, a stream, to have some beauty. But where do you leave the bins, where do you leave the garbage! So, here is a cool place, to have a picnic, to set up a table. The smell of garbage suffocates you! Come on, clean it up, come on, people pay money to clean up the garbage! Come on, clean up the garbage! Look how much "It's beautiful! Look how nice it is, look! There used to be a tap here, it looks like there was one. You've also put a stopper on this one. Oh, that's right! Look! There's trash over there, look how they make the bins there. Look! Grab a handful of the bins. Why are you looking at me, man of the earth? Here, to wrap it up, here's the bin, here's the trash. Let's pretend we don't see those parts that have fallen down there. They need to be cleaned up," Korreshi says in the video. /CNA