The large fire covered a large mountain forest in northern Algeria, killing 42 people, including 25 soldiers to mobilize fire fighting.

Dozens of fires flared across the northern Algerian forest area from the evening of 9/8, creating a thick smoke layer covering the majority of Kbylie mountainous areas in the east of the capital.

Only criminals can cause 50 fires to outbreaks in many locations, he said.

Smoke from forest fires picked up the top of the Kabylie area on August 10.

Last week, a European Union's atmosphere atmosphere said that the Mediterranean became a hot spot when the big fires were engulfing Turkey and Greece became even more serious due to the heat.

The people of Tizi Ouzou in Kabylie must use a tree to extinguish the fire or take the plastic container with the fires, in a desperate fire-fighting effort.

The Ministry of Defense Algeria mobilized the fire fighting force, but 25 soldiers were killed in different areas, while trying to extinguish the fire or have a fire cut off.

Witnesses said many houses were burned down, forcing households to evacuate to the hotel, university dormitory, while smoke from forest fires affect the vision of the fire force.

We spent a horrifying night.

Health workers moved the body of a dead for forest fires in Tizi Ouzou, one of the most populous cities in Kabylie, on August 10.

Speaking on national television on the evening of August 10, Prime Minister Ayman Benabderrahmane said the number of deaths rose to 42. The Algerian government was negotiating with foreign partners to rent a plane, speeding up fire fighting.

The Minister of Interior Beldjoud said the priority was to avoid losses of people.