Tonight's executions for arsonists
The Algerian government has focused on taking measures to confront the effects of the recent wildfires that affected several states across the country, following the death of numerous victims and the loss of citizens' properties. In accordance with the decisions of President Abdel Madjiad Tebboune, a review will be conducted to amend the criminal law to include the death penalty for those involved in deliberately setting fires, with the punishment to be carried out immediately. The relevant authorities have also been directed to provide immediate compensation to the affected individuals before September 15th, covering all material losses, including properties, homes, and equipment, through a thorough assessment of damages and expedited inventory and appraisal processes. Efforts are also being directed towards providing support in water, electricity, and communications sectors, with all information about the perpetrators and relevant parties being collected. These actions form part of the community and authorities' efforts to control the situation and ensure justice, reaffirming the country's zero-tolerance policy towards those threatening its stability and the safety of its citizens.
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