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Fires in the country/ Ministry of Defense: 24 fires in 24 hours, 7 remain active

2026-08-18 10:02:26Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Fires in the country/ Ministry of Defense: 24 fires in 24 hours, 7 remain active

During the last 24 hours, 24 fires have been reported across the country, of which 7 remain active and 2 others are under monitoring.

According to the Ministry of Defense, 472 operational forces and 28 firefighting vehicles have been deployed to deal with the situation. The Armed Forces have supported the operations with 129 personnel, 3 firefighting vehicles, 3 helicopters and 2 Air Tractor aircraft.

Currently on the ground are 140 Armed Forces personnel, a fire truck, 3 helicopters and 2 Air Tractor aircraft.

One of the main hot spots continues to be on Dajti Mountain, in Tirana, where the fire remains active on both sides of the ridge. The operation to isolate it is continuing with operational forces and 50 AF personnel, supported by a helicopter. According to the authorities, there is no danger to residential areas.

One of the largest operations is underway in Gurë-Lurë, Dibra, with 180 municipal forces, 14 police officers, 30 members of the Albanian Armed Forces and two Air Tractor aircraft. Open corridors have helped prevent the fire from spreading to homes.

The fires in Bruç i Matit, Lufaj i Mirdita and Fushë-Lajë i Pukës also continue to be active. In Fushë-Lajë, the wind has favored the spread of the flames towards the forests of Tërbun and Gjegjan, while firefighting forces, AF personnel, Forest Service employees, volunteers and aerial vehicles are engaged in the field.

In Qafë Helmës, on the Dibër-Bulqizë border, the fire has been extinguished on the Bulqizë side, while it remains active in the direction of Selishte. Here too, authorities report that there is no danger to residential areas.

Meanwhile, in Tirana's Vakumone, the situation is under control and the outbreak has been isolated, while the Priska area continues to be monitored.

Authorities say the situation is generally being managed through the engagement of ground forces and air assets, with priority given to isolating active outbreaks and protecting populated areas.

The National Civil Protection Agency continues to monitor the situation throughout the territory, in coordination with prefectures, municipalities and other Civil Protection structures.


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