The General Directorate of Civil Protection reported today, Wednesday, that it recorded some interventions in various states of the country. As a result of weather fluctuations, strong winds exceeding 120 km/h.
Lieutenant Colonel Nassim Bernaoui, Sub-Director of Media and Statistics at the General Directorate of Civil Protection, said that these interventions were recorded in the states of the capital, Tizi Ouzou, Tipaza, Tiaret, Blida, Ain Temouchent, Blida, and Mostaganem. Confirming that it did not cause any significant human casualties.
The remnants of the winds that swept through some states of the country included falling trees and electrical poles. The exterior walls of a house collapsed without casualties.
Bernawi indicated in a statement to Al-Nahar channel that after analyzing the situation of the special deployments, the units were placed under a state of maximum alert. There were strict instructions from the General Directorate of Civil Protection and directives from the concerned state authorities, which exceeded 40 states, to mobilize all human and material means and harness all capabilities. There are 3 teams located at each barracks level.
Support and initial intervention teams were also recruited in anticipation of strong winds or floods in strategic places according to the location plans. In order to intervene quickly and reduce the intervention time. In addition to creating follow-up cells to evaluate the situation and take necessary measures according to digital platforms that help in analyzing information as quickly as possible.
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