Civil Protection reports record summer fires

During the summer of 2026, Tunisia experienced an unprecedented rise in temperatures, surpassing normal levels by 12 degrees Celsius at the end of August, which significantly increased the risk of fires. The Civil Protection responded by increasing the number of interventions, which totaled 66,484 from June to September—an increase of 17% compared to 2025—by enhancing its capacities through doubling the personnel and mobilizing fire trucks from southern and central governorates. Additionally, the volunteer system was activated to provide additional support, especially in forested areas such as Kaf. The interventions included fire suppression, roadside assistance, and preventive measures. July and August recorded the highest daily intervention rates, averaging 756 and 700 interventions per day respectively, as part of efforts to address the heightened risks associated with the unprecedented heatwave.

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