865 black points in Algeria are threatened with natural disasters and the solution in continuous prevention – New Algeria

Doctor revealed Abdul Hamid AfraThe major risk representative at the Ministry of Interior and Local Communities, for the count of 865 black points through the national territory, is threatened with natural disasters, stressing that these points are geographically defined according to scientific standards that include the area of ​​water basins, the nature of vegetation and soil, which are data available to the local authorities in coordination with permanent cells at the ministry level.

Afra explained, in his statements to the morning guest program in Channel One, that the management of risks in Algeria is based on tribal and permanent prevention and the continuous cleansing of dangerous areas, stressing that this process requires systematic work and multi -level coordination.

A national strategy for 15 years

The official pointed out that, in November 2020, Algeria ratified a national risk management strategy that extends for 15 years and includes prevention, maintenance and purification of valleys and roads, as well as collecting garbage from high -risk areas. But he explained that the gradual implementation is the realistic solution in light of the limited capabilities of some municipalities.

The new law defines responsibilities

Regarding the obstacles, Afra pointed out that the absence of clarity of responsibilities was hindering implementation, but law 24-0 set 18 types of dangers, and assigned the main responsibility of each ministerial sector with the concerted efforts of other sectors, while the Ministry of Interior remains a pivotal party in all files.

Floods of Messila: The reasons are clear

And about the floods of a state Misfortune The latter, he explained that the torrents did not exceed 50 mm and were expected from the meteorological interests, but the weakness of the preventive culture and the chaotic urban expansion on the banks of the valleys exacerbated the damage, as the water spaces decreased and the waste accumulated, which led to the blockage of the corridors.

He stressed that continuous prevention is the only way to avoid losses, adding: “Everyone today is responsible for what happened, and cleaning cannot take place once a year, but rather it must be periodic and continuous.”

Dr. Abdel Hamid Afra, a major risk representative at the Ministry of Interior and Local Communities, revealed that 865 black points through the national territory are threatened with natural disasters, stressing that these points are geographically defined according to scientific standards that include the area of ​​water basins, the nature of the vegetation and the soil, which are data available to the local authorities in coordination with permanent cells at the level of the ministry.

Afra explained, in his statements to the morning guest program in Channel One, that the management of risks in Algeria is based on tribal and permanent prevention and the continuous cleansing of dangerous areas, stressing that this process requires systematic work and multi -level coordination.

A national strategy for 15 years

The official pointed out that, in November 2020, Algeria ratified a national risk management strategy that extends for 15 years and includes prevention, maintenance and purification of valleys and roads, as well as collecting garbage from high -risk areas. But he explained that the gradual implementation is the realistic solution in light of the limited capabilities of some municipalities.

The new law defines responsibilities

Regarding the obstacles, Afra pointed out that the absence of clarity of responsibilities was hindering implementation, but law 24-0 set 18 types of dangers, and assigned the main responsibility of each ministerial sector with the concerted efforts of other sectors, while the Ministry of Interior remains a pivotal party in all files.

Floods of Messila: The reasons are clear

And on the floods of the recent Mesila state, he explained that the torrents did not exceed 50 mm and were expected from the meteorological interests, but the weakness of the preventive culture and the chaotic urban expansion on the banks of the valleys exacerbated the damage, as the water spaces decreased and the waste accumulated, which led to the blockage of the corridors.

He stressed that continuous prevention is the only way to avoid losses, adding: “Everyone today is responsible for what happened, and cleaning cannot take place once a year, but rather it must be periodic and continuous.”