Algeria’s Civil Protection Authority announced on Saturday that its teams had extinguished 37 wildfires in several provinces, including Bejaia, Tizi-Ouzou, and others. Firefighters are also battling two more wildfires in Tizi-Ouzou province.
The announcement is a positive sign for Algeria, which has been grappling with wildfires in recent weeks. In July, wildfires killed at least 34 people and injured 194 others in northern Algeria.
The Civil Protection Authority’s efforts to extinguish the wildfires are commendable. The Authority has deployed teams and resources to the affected areas to fight the fires and protect the safety of people and property.
The Algerian government is also taking steps to prevent future wildfires. The government has announced a number of measures, including increasing the number of firefighters, investing in firefighting equipment, and creating firebreaks.
The Algerian people are also playing a role in preventing wildfires. Many people are volunteering to help firefighters and spreading awareness about the importance of fire safety.
The Algerian government and people are working together to combat wildfires and protect the country’s natural resources.
