Several wildfires have broken out in Algeria’s northeastern Bejaia and Tizi-Ouzou provinces again as emergency crew tries to extinguish the spread of the the flame.
The fire is spreading fast in strength and is now threatening homes in communities near by.
It was only in July that same region experience devastating huge forest fires, which killed thirty people.
There have as yet been no reports of fatalities or property damage for the present fires; however, responders warn that the blazes are spreading quickly due to strong winds.
Authorities have also warned high temperatures may persist in the affected area over the weekend, and the hot and dry conditions are likely to further wildfire growth.
This summer, Northern Algeria experienced a record heatwave, with temperatures reaching 48C.
The World Meteorological Organization says extreme weather patterns being experienced across the world highlight the need for greater climate action.
