A 6.4 magnitude earthquake occurred 30 kilometers northwest of the capital Tirana, Albania. The death toll has risen to 11.
Underground pushes were observed at a depth of 10 kilometers from the earth's surface. Strong fluctuations were felt throughout Albania.
Soldiers and rescuers are trying to help the injured out of ruins.
The walls of the houses were damaged as a result of the earthquake, a restaurant in West Durres was destroyed, along with about 150 buildings. Hundreds have already visited hospitals.
The President of Albania visited the injured and described the situation as dramatic.
He thanked the doctors for helping the victims.
1,900 law enforcers are mobilized to fight the results of the earthquake. Police are urging residents to stay inside and allow rescuers and medics to move freely.
Northern Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo offered assistance to Albania.
The Turkish Disaster and Emergency Agency sent rescuers, doctors and equipment to Albania.
Bulgarian authorities are also ready to help.
Greek Prime Minister spoke with his Albanian colleague on the phone and offered to send a rescue team.
Albania will also be assisted by Italy, which is sending rescue teams to the country affected by the earthquake.
