On the 28th day, citizens set off immediately as soon as the gathering ended, forming a long column stretching for kilometers through the streets of Tirana, while holding banners and flags in their hands.

Under the watch of police forces, the march is continuing, while protesters keep voicing their demands and calls for the prime minister’s removal dominate the atmosphere of the gathering.

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In the material prepared by the protesters, Diella also “addresses” Prime Minister Edi Rama with the request that he too step down from office.

“I declare my irrevocable resignation from the Albanian government. Your turn, Prime Minister,” part of the message says.

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After rescue teams intervened, the injured person was transported out of the canyon on a stretcher and was then taken to Himara Hospital to receive the necessary medical assistance.

The operation involved Himara fire services, the Himara Police Commissariat, Dhërmi Border Police forces and the emergency team from Himara Hospital, who coordinated their actions to successfully complete the intervention in an area with limited access and rugged terrain.

Similar incidents have also been recorded before in Gjipe Canyon because of the difficult relief and limited access to the area.

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As on previous days, protesters began gathering in Skanderbeg Square at 19:00 due to the high temperatures. They are then expected to move toward the Prime Minister’s Office building, where they will voice their demands, before continuing with a march through the streets of the capital.

A few days earlier, the organizers published the main points of their demands, which include the resignation of the prime minister and the government, as well as the establishment of a non-partisan transitional technical government with a 12-month mandate.

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At Shkëmbi i Kavajës, where hundreds of holidaymakers gather every day, the scene is one of a sea polluted by sewage discharge, turning the area into a health risk and damaging the image of the coastline.

“The beach is very dirty. This canal should be removed; it has been like this for years. The sea is heavily polluted, it is very dangerous for health. The state does not function here. Yes, there is filth, but citizens’ taxes are collected and those aghas over there pocket them,” one holidaymaker said.

According to others as well, the problem of the canal that discharges sewage into the sea has continued for years, and during the summer the situation becomes even worse, as the beach fills with thousands of people every day.

“This canal is the problem. There are also irresponsible people who throw rubbish. This sea infects you, it causes rashes, especially in children. Sewage has been flowing here for years,” another holidaymaker said, describing the serious situation.

Residents and holidaymakers are calling for immediate intervention by the responsible institutions to clean the canal, stop the discharge of sewage into the sea, and take concrete measures so that this busy part of the Durrës coastline is clean and safe during the tourist season.

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The statistics show that this year 241 graduating students received the top mark of 10.00, while 645 students were graded 4.00 and did not manage to pass the exam.

Compared with 2025, the figures are more positive. A year earlier, 25,824 graduating students took the exam, the average grade was 6.47, and only 166 students achieved 10.00. At the same time, the number of those who failed Mathematics was 673.

Thus, in 2026 there were 75 more top marks and 28 fewer failures than a year earlier. The average also rose by 0.27 points, while the pass rate improved slightly, from 97.39% to 97.43%.

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According to the information available, the incident took place just a few minutes earlier in the lakeside town. Following an argument between them, the elderly man is suspected of having struck the woman with hard objects, causing multiple injuries to her body.

Immediately after intervening, police were able to detain the suspected perpetrator. Meanwhile, the 73-year-old woman was initially transported to the Pogradec hospital and was then prepared to be flown by helicopter to the Trauma Hospital, as her condition is reported to be very serious.

This marks the second case of domestic violence in Pogradec within just a few days. Only a few days earlier, a husband stabbed his wife, causing her serious injuries, while today another elderly man ended up sending his wife to the hospital.

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According to the information, the insults and threats were made inside the director’s office, after which she immediately reported Berberi to the Police Oversight Agency.

Most recently, Berberi had been transferred to the position of head of the risk analysis sector in the Directorate of Management and Guidance.

He held the rank of “director,” while in addition to being expelled from the ranks of the blue uniforms, a complaint for threats has also been filed against him.

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He stressed that dozens of requests from law enforcement agencies arrive on his desk every week, describing it as a dynamic process that continues day by day. According to Lamallari, if it emerges that these individuals are involved in organized crime, serious crimes, fraud, or blackmail against Albanian citizens, the institutions will act.

Lamallari said that even in cases where such individuals take part in protests alongside their daily activities, this will not prevent the implementation of the law. According to him, the duty is for the law to be enforced point by point and for the State Police to remain at the forefront of responsibility for protecting Albanian citizens, regardless of political nuances or different circumstances.

He added that institutions should not retreat either from public pressure or from the various judgments that may arise. In conclusion, Lamallari underlined that this is his duty and that of the Albanian government, stressing that above all stands the public interest.

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The official statement says they are suspected of the criminal offenses of “Organizing and participating in illegal gatherings and demonstrations,” “Disturbing public order and peace,” and “Obstructing the movement of transport vehicles.”

The individuals under investigation were identified by the initials A. G., G. P., A. T., D. G., L. K., E. S., A. K., E. L., V. D., G. K., A. P., Dh. C., A. B., L. G., and F. K.

According to the investigation, the gathering had been announced to take place from 19:00 to 22:00 in Skanderbeg Square and on the Dëshmorët e Kombit Boulevard, but it later spread to several main roads in Tirana.

Tirana Police say the protesters continued moving along Elbasan Road, in the 9-Katëshet area, in the former Blloku district, and on sections of the Ring Road, causing traffic blockages and exceeding both the officially declared perimeter and time frame.

As part of the investigative actions, one vehicle and two mobile phones were seized as material evidence.

The case file has been forwarded to the Prosecutor’s Office for further action.

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