Following wildfires in several wilayas, residents across Algiers' popular neighborhoods demonstrated significant solidarity and mutual aid. Squares in Algiers became crowded with people carrying bags and cartons, while vehicles arrived to unload donations. Young volunteers actively received, sorted, and prepared gifts, fostering a fraternal atmosphere. This spontaneous mobilization gained momentum across neighborhoods like El Harrach, Belouizdad, Soustara, Bab El Oued, and Kettani Square, transforming the capital's districts into points of departure for aid.<\/p>\n
The collected donations were extensive, forming 'mountains of water packs' and numerous bags of semolina, flour, sugar, oil, milk, biscuits, and juice. Beyond food, hygiene products, baby diapers, and essential medical supplies such as serum, compresses, dressings, and burn ointments were gathered. This collective effort highlighted a solidarity that transcended individual wealth, with residents contributing what they could to support affected families.<\/p>\n
Beyond goods, the solidarity extended to logistical support, with appeals for transportation means. Private cars, vans, and trucks were offered to move donations, and volunteer drivers participated in convoys. Owners of cisterns and tank trucks were also called upon to transport water to B\u00e9ja\u00efa and Jijel. Before nightfall, many convoys departed, laden with essential products collected by Algiers residents. This collective response underscores the unity of Algerians, who, in difficult moments, consistently confirm their cohesion and readiness to help those most in need, with solidarity serving as a collective impulse.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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