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A horror 'fire tornado' has killed at least 38 people in Algeria after it ripped through a wildlife park
and incinerated 12 people trying to escape the flames in a bus.

Fanned by drought and a blistering heatwave, the blazes
have left massive destruction in their wake, mostly in the El Tarf region near the eastern border with
Tunisia that was baking in 48C heat.

A family of five was among the dead and at least 200 more people
have suffered burns or respiratory problems from the smoke, according to various Algerian media.

A journalist in El Tarf described 'scenes of devastation' on the road to El
Kala in the country's far northeast.

'A tornado of fire swept everything away in seconds,' he told
AFP by telephone.

'Most of those who died were surrounded while visiting a wildlife park.'

A horror 'fire tornado' has killed at least 38 people in Algeria after it ripped through a wildlife park and incinerated 12 people
trying to escape a flaming bus

An animal burned by forest fires in El Kala, in Al
Tarf province, northeast of Algeria

A family of five was among the dead and at least 200 more
people have suffered burns or respiratory problems from the smoke

Algerian firefighters were today battling a string of blazes, fanned by drought and
a blistering heatwave

Wildfires raging in the forests of eastern Algeria have
killed at least 38 people and wounded hundreds of others

A view shows a damaged amusement park following a wildfire
in El Kala, in Al Tarf province

Emergency services were still battling a blaze around Tonga lake, he said.

An AFP team in El Kala reported a strong smell of smoke and
said authorities feared that strong winds could cause new fires
to break out.

They also saw major damage in the wildlife park and a witness, who asked not to
be named, said 12 people had been burned to death in their bus as they tried to escape.

Several roads in the area were closed.

'Most of the victims in El Tarf are vacationers who came to
enjoy paradisiac beaches and enchanting landscapes,' Prime
Minister Aimene Benabderrahmane said.

He and several government members arrived
in El Tarf on Thursday.

The prime minister said the Algerian state would support the victims' families and pay for renovation work
and compensation for the loss of livestock and beehives. The region is also
known for its farming industry.

As residents have lost their homes to the flames, authorities
have been accused of being ill-prepared, with few firefighting aircraft available, despite record casualties in last year's blazes.

The justice ministry has launched an enquiry into the possibility that some of the blazes were started deliberately, after comments to that effect by Interior Minister Kamel Beldjoud.

Algerian farmer Hamdi Gemidi checks his charred animals at his farm on the outskirts
of the city of el-Tarf

Residents walk past a charred truck in El Kala, in the El Tarf region,
near the northern Algerian-Tunisian border

Algerian men check a charred bus in which at least 12 people were reportedly burnt to
death following raging fires

A view shows a damaged amusement park following a wildfire in El
Kala, in Al Tarf province

One person died in Souk Ahras, south of El Tarf.

Two other people died in the region of Setif, about
185 miles east of Algiers, the North African nation's capital.

A journalist described scenes of panic in the city of half a million people, where nearly 100 women and
17 newborn babies had to be evacuated from a hospital near the forest.

Algerian television showed people fleeing their
burning homes, women carrying children in their arms.

Local media said 350 people had fled their homes.

Some 39 blazes were ravaging various parts of northern Algeria,
according to the fire service, and there were fears that hot winds could spark new ones
that authorities are ill-equipped to fight.

Lines of trucks bringing food, water, blankets and clothes could be seen heading
toward El Tarf.
A crisis unit was set up to oversee the donations, Bensalem said. 

The scenes sparked fears of a repeat of fires
last year which killed at least 90 people and ravaged 100,000 hectares of forest and farmland in the country's north.

Burnt trees and a bus are pictured following a wildfire in El Kala,
in Al Tarf province, Algeria

Some 39 blazes were ravaging various parts of northern Algeria, according to
the fire service

An AFP team in El Kala reported a strong smell of smoke and said authorities feared that strong winds could cause new fires
to break out

Last year's catastrophe provoked bitter criticism of authorities
over the lack of fire-fighting aircraft.

Authorities have rented a Russian Beriev BE 200 water bomber
plane, but it has suffered a breakdown and is not expected to be operational again until Saturday, Interior Minister Kamel Beldjoud said.

The civil protection service and the army do have access to several firefighting helicopters.

Experts have called for a major effort to bolster the firefighting capacity of Africa's biggest country,
which has over four million hectares of forest.

One specialist, who asked not to be named, told AFP that in the 1980s the country
had 22 Grumman aircraft for battling forest fires but that they had been 'sold on the cheap, without any alternative
solution being proposed'.

Algeria had agreed to buy seven firefighting aircraft from Spanish firm
Plysa, but cancelled the contract following a diplomatic row over the Western Sahara in late
June, according to specialist website Mena Defense.

Since early August, 106 fires have broken out in Algeria, destroying 800 hectares of
forest and 1,800 hectares of woodlands, according to Beldjoud, who said some
had been caused by arson.

In a message of condolences, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune
expressed solidarity with the victims.

He said the Algerian state would use 'all human and material resources' to fight the
fires and that families of people who died or whose homes were affected will 'get compensation.' 

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