Evening Fires Cause Deaths and Forest Damage
The article discusses efforts to control the wildfires and vegetation cover that broke out in several eastern and central states of Algeria, causing loss of lives, property damage, livestock losses, and destruction of agricultural lands. Significant resources were employed, including civil protection teams, the military, specialized agencies, and both aerial and ground equipment, alongside evacuation operations for families to combat the rapid spread of the flames. The interventions focused on extinguishing 54 fires in Skikda Province alone, with ongoing efforts to contain several other hot spots and issuing warnings to drivers on main roads that are threatened. Hundreds of families have been evacuated, and extensive areas of vegetation have been destroyed, with serious impacts on livestock and facilities. Intensive efforts continued to save affected areas, residential and farming facilities, with some roads closed and the impacted zones secured. Government and military leaders were deployed to oversee firefighting operations and ensure complete control over the wildfires.
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