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Shkodër Radio Shkodra transmission interrupted -A citizen with a tractor cuts the transmitting antenna cable It was unprecedented self-criticism by the Radio Shkodra broadcaster for the afternoon transmission. Everything initially seemed incomprehensible, above all to the people of Radio Shkodra, and even the radio staff did not understand what it was about. Later everything became clear. A resident of the village of Kuç, near the bay of Shkodër, during the night cut the transmitter cable of the Radio Shkodra station, which he apparently reached with a tractor. Together with them, apparently the whole antenna was taken away and the necessary measures were taken. The explanation given by Radio Shkodra and the response of this Radio Shkodra to its listeners was: We apologize. The tractor and the listeners. Now, above all, the alarm at Radio Shkodra, the barbs with an open jaw of Radio Shkodra, were among the authorities of this Shkodër. It was said that, with his tractor, he was carrying out some unauthorized work in the forest area and as a result cut the antenna cable, causing alarm among the station employees of Radio Shkodra, who at first seemed to be struck by panic. We clarified for the moment the necessary measures. The broadcast began with a response statement where Radio Shkodra burst out and to its listeners: We asked for forgiveness and Radio Shkodra’s listeners. The tractor apologized and his listeners. Now, above fear itself of Radio Shkodra, the barbs with the skull’s jaw were making noise about Radio Shkodra, it must be dealt with by its employees. Thus, to build in the area of the transmitting antenna. JETMIR SHEHU

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