The forest fire that burned forests in Algeria has spread to Tunisia At least 34 people have died in the forest fire that Algerian firefigh...
The forest fire that burned forests in Algeria has spread to Tunisia
At least 34 people have died in the forest fire that Algerian firefighters were able to put out, but it has caused significant damage in several areas of the Mediterranean coast.
Since Monday, the forest fire has spread to numerous provinces in Algeria, destroying woods, olive groves, and other small plants.
More than 8,000 firemen reportedly worked to put out the forest fire that on Tuesday spread to eight different parts of the nation, including Skikda, Jijel, Bouira, Tebessa, Medea, Setif, and El Tarf.
A portion of the border between Algeria and Tunisia has had to be closed as a result of the forest fire already spreading there due to strong winds.
Everywhere in the world has been affected by the extreme heat, which peaked in China, America, Southern Europe, and North Africa and resulted in the incidence of wildfires.
In Greece, hundreds of firefighters have spent the past week attempting to put out a forest fire that has forced over 30,000 people—including thousands of tourists—to evacuate their homes. were forced to leave numerous parks that the fire was threatening.