Mise en place de commissions pour recenser les pertes causées par les dernières intempéries et indemniser les sinistrés
Summary of Recent Government Actions in Djelfa
On a recent visit to Djelfa, Interior Minister Brahim Merad announced the formation of commissions aimed at evaluating and compensating losses from the recent severe weather conditions, which impacted both agriculture and livestock. This initiative comes on orders from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune and is designed to provide support to affected citizens.
Purpose of the Commissions
During a press conference, Merad emphasized the commissions’ role in assessing the extent of damage to crops and livestock. He stated that this effort reflects the government’s commitment to social solidarity, placing citizens at the center of their concerns, especially in times of crisis.
Ministerial Delegation
Merad was accompanied by several ministers, including Lakhdar Rekhroukh from the Ministry of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, and Taha Derbal from the Ministry of Water Resources. Their visit also included a stop at Hethat Boubekeur Hospital to check on victims of a tragic bus accident that resulted in three fatalities and 33 injuries.
Merad used this opportunity to convey condolences on behalf of President Tebboune and demonstrate governmental support for the families affected by both the weather-related damages and the bus accident.
Acknowledgment of Emergency Services
Merad praised the efforts of various emergency services, including the national army, gendarmerie, police, civil protection, and medical teams, for their swift actions during these challenging circumstances. He noted that their dedication contributes significantly to managing the aftermath of such disasters.
Damage Reports and Infrastructure Needs
In Djelfa, the ministerial delegation was briefed on the impact of the severe weather on public works, with reports indicating damage to several key infrastructures. Five major structures on multiple roadways were significantly affected, including two on RN1A and two on RN1B. Additionally, a bridge on the N14 road that connects Amoura and Faidh El Batma was also reported damaged.
Merad urged local authorities to begin urgent repair work to ensure the continuity of traffic on these vital routes. The Minister of Public Works assured that rehabilitation projects would be assigned to national companies and would need to be completed within three months.
Commitment to Recovery
The visit concluded with an inspection of the damaged bridge on RN1A, where ministers reaffirmed the government’s commitment to addressing the repercussions of the flooding. They emphasized their responsibility to protect citizens and ensure their security during such events.
The overall aim of these initiatives is to support those impacted by the recent disasters and to repair essential infrastructure quickly, showcasing the government’s proactive stance in times of need.
