After the PD Council: "There is corruption in their ministries" Selami: "Ministers will be replaced" After the PD Council: "There is corruption in their ministries" Strong earthquake in the Government Selami: "Ministers will be replaced" FATOS BAXHAKU TIRANE- The referendum has caused a real storm in the Government. Several ministers will be forced to give up their posts. This was announced at the National Council of the PD by its general secretary, Eduard Selami. The chairman of the Democratic Party accused several ministers of corruption in their ministries. However, he did not name them. "It is still too early to mention specific names," he said. "At the moment, checks are being carried out in all ministries." According to Selami, the changes in government will affect the ministries that have been at the center of criticism after the referendum. He stressed that part of the reforms has been hindered by the incompetence and corruption of some ministries. "Ministers will be replaced," he declared, suggesting that the changes may be imminent. In his view, the Government must regain trust and respond to the signals coming from the electorate. Selami suggested that the changes could take place after the party’s and the government’s internal analyses are completed. The Democratic Party is facing the political consequences of the referendum and numerous criticisms from the opposition. These developments are considered a major shake-up in the government structure. In the face of this situation, the names of the ministers who will leave and the way the cabinet will be reshaped are expected to become clear in the coming days.

After the sensational statement Only a few hours of mystery for the Albanian national team bench. "My decision needs time to be announced" After the sensational statement Bajko: "I am tired, but I won't resign" Only a few hours of mystery for the Albanian national team bench. "My decision needs time to be announced" TIRANE- "I did not announce my resignation; I only pointed out the difficulties, fatigue and stress of this job." A few hours after a sensational statement - during a press conference with Albanian journalists immediately after the match Albania-Germany - coach Bajko explains everything about the mystery surrounding his resignation. "If such a decision were to be made, it would certainly take me time to reach it," Bajko tells Gazeta Shqiptare - a short time and also the help that may be offered to me so that I can judge more calmly and also protect the major problems of the Albanian national team. So for hours it was discussed whether our coach, after the defeat against Germany, would leave the national team. Bajko said that he is tired, but that he has no intention of resigning. The decision, according to him, requires time and calm. In the margin of the article appears the box: Other results TIRANE - Shock in Group VII of "Euro '96". While in Tirana Germany beat Albania with great difficulty, in Sofia a surprise happened: Bulgaria lost 2-1 to Moldova. These results make the fight for qualification even more complicated. Edmond Laçi

Yesterday in Albania The capital marked the 50th anniversary of liberation with various events. Commemorative ceremonies were held in the main square, attended by representatives of institutions and war veterans. During the day's events, the role of Tirana’s citizens during the war and the sacrifices made for the liberation of the country were remembered. Wreaths were laid and commemorative speeches were delivered. Cultural events were also held in this context, while local authorities emphasized the importance of historical memory. The law on the seizure of vehicles is approved It will be harder for smugglers to move around with vehicles used for illegal transport. The Assembly has approved the law on the seizure of vehicles used in such cases.

Two drivers detained SHKODER - The effects of the decision taken by the Albanian Government to stop smuggled oil at the border are beginning to be felt. Various reports speak of significant quantities blocked at border crossing points. According to local sources, near Hani i Hotit two drivers transporting oil without proper documentation were detained. Police seized the vehicles and the quantity of fuel. The operation is considered part of the new anti-smuggling measures and is expected to continue in the coming days.

ELBASAN / Emergency continues in hospital A man dies in the infectious diseases ward ELBASAN / Emergency continues in hospital Cholera kills again A man dies in the infectious diseases ward ELBASAN - Cholera has caused another victim in the city. A man was taken urgently to the infectious diseases hospital, but could not survive. Doctors say the situation in the hospital remains an emergency, while strong measures have been taken to isolate suspected cases and disinfect the problem areas. Health authorities urge citizens to show extra care for hygiene and for the use of drinking water. Other suspected cases are also being monitored in the city.

One person injured GJIROKASTER - A clash and tension in a rural area led to one person being injured after a conflict between villagers and a police escort. According to local sources, the conflict began after disagreements over a police operation in the area. The situation escalated into physical confrontation and the use of force. One person was injured and taken to hospital, while the police has launched investigations to clarify the circumstances of the incident.

A court for minors soon too Adoption fees are fixed A court for minors soon too How much does a child "cost" Adoption fees are fixed TIRANE - Adopting a child from now on will cost a cabinet meeting has decided to set special fees for adoption procedures. According to the decision, payments will be made at the relevant institutions and will be determined according to the services provided. At the same time, the creation of a special court for minors is being discussed. This measure aims to better address issues related to children's rights and adoption procedures. The debate over adoption fees has sparked different reactions, while the authorities argue that the goal is to regulate the process and provide greater protection for minors.

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