The Albanian singer, Greta Koçi, although she is very active in social networks with posts from everyday life, she does not tell about her private life at all.

Finally, the news has spread that the artist is engaged, “Kosovarja”.

This thing is said to have happened some time ago but that the beauty is keeping hidden.

The boy who stole her heart is said to be Austrian, and the couple intend to crown love with marriage.

Her fiancé is also accompanying the beauty in musical evenings giving her support.

But, these words remain to be seen how the singer herself will react.

Jasmin Kadriu was one of the competitors who made more noise in the second edition of “Për’puthen”, especially because of her romance with Andin.

All of Albania turned its eyes away from the couple when Jasmina got the courage to kiss Andi for the first time on a live broadcast, while their frequent quarrels and reconciliations kept everyone connected behind the screen.

As public figures, numerous news were circulated about the characters of “Për’puthen”, while Jasmina was talked about up and down that she had been engaged before the show.

The former contestant responded to these allusions for the first time on InstaStory, while talking to her fans.

“Is it true that you were once engaged? “There is a lot of talk about you in Debar,” someone asked.

“I have not been in Debar since I was three years old, when I got engaged? “After I entered ‘Për’puthen’, because before that they did not even know me ahh, desolate people, solved all their problems, passed to mine,” she replied.

During the conversation Andy’s topic was reopened, while Jasmina made some unexpected statements.

“Why let a person you loved so much leave?” Someone asked, and everyone understood that it was Andy.

“Whoever wants to leave, has never been mine!”, Replied Jasmina, implying that it was Andy who ended the relationship between them.

Also, when asked if she is in a relationship, she did not give a very clear answer “I am simply no longer available”, the former competitor of “Për’puthen” answered.

Over 1,500 police officers will be deployed this summer season, to ensure order and safety for local and foreign holidaymakers.

The officers who have appeared on standby and on the ground are from various sectors, such as the Order, Crimes, Traffic Police, Rapid Intervention and Border and Migration.

While at their disposal will be placed 150 different vehicles, such as vans, motorcycles, bicycles and watercraft.

Police teams, divided by 2-3 people will patrol the entire coastline. Their patrol will be done by bicycle, to be as close as possible to vacationers, for any need and possible breakdown, reports Abc News.

In addition to coastal areas, police will also be stationed in mountainous areas.

Provisional police stations have already been set up in mountainous tourist areas such as Valbona and Theth.

Traffic police officers are also engaged in the field.

Their increased controls, in addition to coastal areas, will also be along the National Road and Shkodra-Tirana.

These services have increased the number of road radars to identify drivers moving too fast and returning to the source of the accident.

Even in this tourist season it is predicted that the influx of people entering the country will be high, where border police officers are already on standby.

After numerous criticisms for not removing snow from the streets of Prishtina and the surrounding villages, the Director of the Directorate of Public Services, Protection and Rescue in the Municipality of Prishtina, Medina Braha, reacted. According to her, the roads are being cleaned continuously, as she says that 9 operators have been engaged in the process, 6 operators for the urban part and 3 for the rural one.

Further, Braha says that “with these low temperatures the effect of salt is minimal”.

Her full statement:

The maintenance of roads and sidewalks has been uninterrupted throughout the day and night and is continuing today.

We have been constantly in coordination with the MEC facilitating the distribution of materials at the polling stations within our municipality. Especially greater assistance has been provided in rural areas where rainfall has been greater. The necessary voting material arrived on time at all polling stations there. We will also provide the necessary assistance to the MEC even after the closing of the polling stations.

We have engaged 6 operators for the urban part and 3 for the rural one.

However, with these low temperatures the impact of salt is minimal. The considerable winds also aggravate the situation because they carry some of the removed snow back on the road. Therefore, we call for extra caution in traffic and adherence to winter driving rules.

Roads not cleared of snow have made traffic difficult in other municipalities in the country.