Severe storm forces school closures across Algeria
Algeria will close schools in 52 of its 69 provinces over the next two days due to an anticipated severe storm.
Algeria will close schools in 52 of its 69 provinces over the next two days due to an anticipated severe storm.
Winds reaching up to 120 km/h are expected on Wednesday, affecting large areas of the country, including the capital city, Algiers.
The Education Ministry has announced the suspension of classes in response to an urgent storm warning.
The Civil Defense advises residents to take precautionary measures, including:
Algeria will close schools in 52 of its 69 provinces over the next two days due to an anticipated severe storm.
Staying safe and avoiding unnecessary travel Keeping away from windows and power lines Ensuring alternative lighting is available in case of power outages
Recent adverse weather conditions in Algeria resulted in two fatalities, including a child. Flooding impacted areas in Relizane, Algiers, and Tipaza, leading to road blockages.
Severe weather was also reported in neighboring Tunisia, with flooding and rough seas reportedly causing multiple fatalities.
Based on reporting by Africanews.
