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300 residents of the village of Liras in the Gramsh area have asked for the help of the show Fiks Fare after 10 days as a result of heavy rains the bridge of the village with which they are connected to the city has collapsed.
They say children have a few days to stay home because they can not get through. This bridge has been built since 2008 and since then it has had its problems. It collapses every year and is not sustainable. The municipality comes and repairs but again collapses.
You have asked for help for this bridge several times, the municipality comes and throws 2-3 buckets of gravel on the bridge and Holta’s streams come, again an avaz. Now we have not seen any of the institutions come even though we have complained to the municipality.
At this bridge when it rains the river comes the bridge breaks. We put up some planks and climb like squirrels to get to town. With the transport we take a zetor and put it in the river, place the car on the zetor we on the car and cross the river. There is no other solution. All of us who are young boys and have bought vehicles leave them across the bridge and they hurt us. We come at night to check if we have the tools there or not.
The mayor of Liras village, for the journalists of Fiks Fare, said that this bridge has been collapsed for more than 10 days. I urgently called the mayor, he came that day urgently with the engineer and they told me that the income of the municipality does not cover the cost of this bridge. We made these bridge repairs ourselves and this is an unsafe and dangerous solution for children. This village is totally neglected. There is neither water nor ambulance.
Together with the mayor of Liras village, the journalists addressed the municipality of Gramsh to ask what has been done to prevent the collapse of this bridge. The engineer of the municipality of Gramsh, Eva Ismailaj said that this bridge was built in 2008 and according to her the municipality of Gramsh has made frequent interventions, but the river Holta has always eroded its legs.
In 2008, 9 839 552 ALL were spent for the construction of this bridge. The engineer herself says that currently this municipality does not have enough funds, and that another 3,409,949 have been requested for its restoration. The villagers say that with so much expense made over the years the bridge is remembered only with boards and occasional repairs.
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