Algerians Battle Deadly Forest Fires   

Algerians Have Inspected Damages To Parts Of A Zoo And A Charred Bus In The Northeastern Town Of El Kala After Deadly Forest Fires Swept Through The El Tarf Region, Killing At Least 38 People And Leaving Destruction In Their Wake.

Firefighters On Thursday Battled A String Of Blazes, Fanned By Drought And A Blistering Heatwave, That Have Killed At Least 38 People And Left Destruction In Their Wake.

Firefighters Are Also Battling A Large Blaze In The Mountainous Area Of Souk Ahras.


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