Jijel faced severe damage from wildfires, and the President called for the death penalty for arson.
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Jijel faced severe damage from wildfires, and the President called for the death penalty for arson.
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- President Tebboune called for capital punishment for intentional fires in Algeria.
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- President Tebboune ordered the justice ministry to introduce capital punishment for arsonists in Algeria.
- Wildfires are ravaging the mountainside in northeastern Jijel, Algeria.
- Wildfires are affecting northeastern Algeria, alongside ongoing management of the Strait of Hormuz.