Coastal safety protocols were highlighted following an incident at Velipojë beach where two people faced danger from drowning. The rescue was executed swiftly by Coast Guard services, demonstrating the heightened vigilance in monitoring tourist areas. In the context of the summer season, the Local Directorate for the Border and Migration in Shkodër has significantly increased surveillance of coastal regions.
These enhanced measures involve the deployment of advanced technology, including drones and dedicated patrol vessels, designed to ensure the security of visitors. During a routine monitoring sweep of the coastline, police officers detected two individuals who were struggling in the sea and at risk of drowning. The Coast Guard responded immediately, deploying Jet Ski patrol vessels to the scene.
Their rapid intervention was crucial, allowing rescue personnel to safely retrieve both men and bring them to shore. The people involved have been identified as M. P., a 67-year-old resident of Burrel, and Z.
N., a 41-year-old resident of Velipojë. Following the swift operation, both men were successfully removed from the dangerous maritime situation. The incident underscores the ongoing commitment of local authorities to public safety.
The continuous monitoring efforts by the Directorate aim to proactively mitigate risks, providing a robust safety net for tourists enjoying the coastal areas throughout the summer period.
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