It has been 5 years since the 2019 earthquake. On November 26, the 6.4-magnitude tremors left 51 dead and collapsed or damaged hundreds of buildings.<\/p>\n
In 5 years, dozens of construction sites were opened in the country, as the government secured a fund of about 1.1 billion euros from international partners, after calculating damages in the amount of 1 billion euros.<\/p>\n
The Ministry of Infrastructure makes a balance, with the new facilities that have been built and handed over to the residents.<\/p>\n
Specifically, 5,524 individual homes, 6,139 new apartments and 167 schools have been reconstructed so far.<\/p>\n
But, referring to data from the state budget, the reconstruction process will end in 2026, while residents waiting to be relocated are treated with a rent bonus.<\/p>\n
Even for the next two years, 50 million euros are foreseen in the budget to be spent on construction.<\/p>\n
A number of municipalities were affected by the damage of the devastating earthquake, such as Tirana, Durr\u00ebsi, Vora, Shijaku, Kurbin, Rrogozhina.<\/p>\n
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