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Professor Sharifa Abdelbaki said that rehabilitating the Oued Moulah basin and Hammam Boughrara Dam in Tlemcen requires a comprehensive national program based on digital maps, a unified database, and regular monitoring of water, sediment, and soil. She proposed a five-stage approach: assessment, pollution containment, pollutant removal, ecosystem rehabilitation, and ongoing monitoring. Initial treatment could take months, while ecological recovery may take years. She warned that rainfall could mobilize pollutants and carry them into new areas. She stressed that it was too early to estimate the final cost, and that Algeria has the right to demand that the party responsible for the pollution cover the costs of removal and rehabilitation, as well as compensation for proven damages. The consequences of the disaster have been presented to an international institute for water, environment, and health in Geneva for consultation.
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