Tipaza, Algeria – Forest fires have broken out in several areas of the Tipaza province, authorities confirmed today. As of this report, no injuries have been reported as a result of the blazes.
The Ministry of Health released a statement assuring citizens that all necessary precautions and measures have been taken to ensure the health and well-being of those potentially affected. Health Minister Mohamed Sidik Ait Mesdoudan is reportedly monitoring the situation closely.
According to the Ministry statement, all health facilities within the Tipaza province, including hospitals and polyclinics, have been placed on high alert. These facilities have been equipped with the necessary resources and personnel to handle any potential casualties resulting from the fires.
Furthermore, the Major Burns Center in Zeralda has also been placed on standby to provide additional support to the local healthcare system if needed. This measure ensures a robust response capability should the situation escalate.
A monitoring unit has been established to provide medical care and psychological support to individuals affected by smoke inhalation resulting from the fires. This unit is dedicated to addressing the specific needs of those suffering respiratory distress or anxiety related to the ongoing situation.
Authorities are continuing to monitor the fires and are working to contain the spread. DZWatch will continue to provide updates as the situation develops.
