
In Gramsh, the assessment of the damage caused by the fire of August 11 has been completed, which for several days swept through several villages, burning dozens of homes and thousands of hectares of agricultural land, and even claimed one victim.
The damage bill amounts to around 31 million euros, and has already been sent to the National Civil Protection Agency to initiate intervention procedures.
According to data from the working groups, 68 apartments were damaged by the flames, 10 completely and 42 partially. The Municipality of Gramsh, through the urban planning office, is drafting projects for their reconstruction and reconstruction.
The damage balance also includes livestock, crops, stables, and forests.
The fire has caused the loss of 215 heads of small livestock, 9 cattle and 7 equines, while dozens of hectares of olive groves, grape vineyards, medicinal plants and fruit trees have also been burned.
It is now expected that after the approval of the fund by the Civil Protection Agency, interventions to restore normalcy to the affected areas will begin.