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Albania: The Government Has Declared Wednesday, 27 November Day of Mourning for the Country's Earthquake Victims
World | November 27, 2019, Wednesday // 09:48
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The Albanian government has declared Wednesday, 27 November a day of mourning for the country's earthquake victims, the Associated Press reported.
Flags will be flown at half-staff in memory of the dead. Schools will also be closed.
20 people were killed in the devastating earthquake that shook Albania on November 25th.
The next two days - November 28-29, are national holidays in Albania - Independence Day and The Liberation Day.
Neighboring Kosovo, which has an ethnic Albanian majority population, also declared Wednesday a mourning day, AP reported.
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