Tipaza, Algeria – Following the outbreak of fires in several forests in the Tipaza region, the Ministry of Health has announced that no injuries or casualties have been reported thus far. The Ministry assures citizens that the health situation is currently under control.
Professor Mohamed Sidik Ait Messoudane, the Minister of Health, is reportedly monitoring the situation closely. He has reassured the public that all necessary measures have been taken to ensure their safety and protect their health amidst the exceptional circumstances facing the region.
All health institutions throughout the Tipaza province, including hospitals and polyclinics, have been placed on high alert. These facilities have been reinforced with the necessary logistical support and human resources to provide immediate care for any potential emergencies resulting from the fires or smoke inhalation.
Furthermore, the major burns center in Zeralda is fully prepared to enhance medical care capabilities, in coordination with local and national health structures.
To ensure an effective and rapid response, the Ministry of Health has established a monitoring cell responsible for assisting individuals affected by smoke inhalation. This cell will provide urgent medical care and psychological support, recognizing the potential impact of these incidents on both physical and mental well-being. DZWatch will continue to provide updates as the situation evolves.
