The State Technical and Industrial Inspectorate has issued a preliminary assessment of the incident at Brryli in Tirana, rejecting one of the most sensitive suspicions: according to the institution, there was no explosion of the fuel tanks. At this stage, the official version shifts the focus to a vehicle that was inside the fuel station premises.
What the preliminary assessment says
According to ISHTI’s inspection team, which verified the scene, the fuel tanks did not explode in the Brryli area.
The institution presents this as a preliminary conclusion, which means the full dynamics of the incident remain under verification.
Main suspicion shifts to a vehicle
According to the first data made public, it is suspected that the fire started from a vehicle that was inside the fuel station premises.
ISHTI’s statement says the incident was also accompanied by an explosion, but not from the fuel tanks. This leaves open the need for a more complete technical clarification of the exact source of the explosion.
Checks have not yet been completed
The inspection team is continuing its work to fully determine the causes and circumstances of the incident.
Until a final conclusion is issued, every version regarding the full mechanism of the fire and explosion remains at a preliminary level.
For now, the official position is clear on only one point: the fuel tanks, according to ISHTI, did not explode.
The rest of the incident still remains to be documented with evidence and full verification.