The National Border Management Center has released updated data detailing the current flow situation at various border crossing points, noting variations in wait times and the formation of vehicle queues across the network. According to data updated at 10:08, the most significant congestion is reported at the Muçibabë border crossing. Here, the longest recorded wait time for entry reached up to 60 minutes, with vehicle queues accumulating to approximately 500 meters.
At the Dheu i Bardhë border crossing, the situation shows moderate delays, with entry wait times reaching up to 40 minutes and associated queues measuring about 300 meters. In comparison, the Kullë crossing reported shorter delays, with entry wait times fluctuating between 5 and 10 minutes, and a queue length of roughly 150 meters. The data also provided information regarding the Han i Elezit crossing, noting specific metrics for both vehicle entry and exit, although the full details were not specified in the initial report.
Overall, the center’s updates highlight fluctuating conditions, advising travelers to anticipate variable wait times when approaching major border points. The monitoring system continues to track these metrics to manage traffic flow efficiently.
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