ALBAWABA - Forest fires have continued in the northern part of Morocco for the past week.
Most of the deadly forest fires in Algeria are "under control" and no longer endanger residents, while in neighbouring Morocco, firefighters continue to battle the flameshttps://t.co/FQfbazJNWk
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) August 17, 2021
📸 A Royal Moroccan Air Force plane douses a wildfire in the Chefchaouen region pic.twitter.com/AFqulCEH00
News reports on the social media show that Moroccan firefighters have continued to battle the flames while a Royal Moroccan Air Force plane has doused a wildfire in the country’s Chefchaouen region.
Forest fires rage in northern Morocco | AFP https://t.co/2spzPo2lQH
— El_Grillo (@El_Grillo1) August 16, 2021
Other reports state the fires have been brought under control amidst Morocco’s heatwave as reported in the allafrica.com website.
Forest fires rage in northern Morocco | AFP https://t.co/2spzPo2lQH
— El_Grillo (@El_Grillo1) August 16, 2021
"Non-stop efforts are underway to control the fires which broke out on Saturday afternoon," said Rachid El-Anzi, director of the Moroccan water and forestry department in the Chefchaouen region.
Forest fires in Algeria: the King of #Morocco orders the mobilization of two canadairs to assist the #Algerian authorities in the fight against the fires declared in several regions of the country. pic.twitter.com/JU4SRWk3J5
— I__m__a__n__e (@Imane1503) August 12, 2021
Forest fires have been ravaging the north Africa region especially Algeria where over 90 people died included 33 soldiers in 19 blazes nationwide.
#Morocco: Forest Fires Rage in Northern Morocco. #Breaking #AfricaFirst #NewsCentralTV #BREAKING pic.twitter.com/YufCIQQWl4
— News Central TV (@NewsCentralTV) August 16, 2021