Tunis: A Jendouba Civil Protection team on Tuesday evening joined the Algerian Civil Protection in extinguishing a fire that had broken out in a forest on the Algerian territory, more precisely on the border line in Bayadha (Ghardimaou), hence preventing the flames from spreading to the Tunisian soil, reads a Civil Protection press release. A Civil Protection fire truck and vehicle and a Forestry Directorate fire truck were sent to help put out the fire, the same source reads. Tunisia and Algeria have a cooperation agreement in the civil protection field that dates back to 1985. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
Tunisian Civil Protection team help extinguish fire on Algerian territory
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