watched Arab Weather issued an early warning about the heat wave a week ago and warned of its dangerous consequences and a high probability of fires.

Arab weather - large parts of Algeria and Tunisia are affected by a heat wave described as standard, given the unusual and historical temperatures recorded in many weather monitoring stations in those areas, and due to this, Arab Weather issued many weather bulletins several days ago in which it warned citizens of the heat wave and The danger of fires, especially with the dry weather associated with the heat wave, and due to wind activity, which helped spread the fires significantly.

It was incumbent upon us, in Arab weather, and from the principle of reducing human and material losses, to issue these warnings several days ago, so that the period would be sufficient to take the utmost caution and caution and take the appropriate decision that would spare the country and decision-makers from material and human losses.

The capital, Tunis, has recorded record temperatures that have not been recorded in 80 years, and the Arab weather forecast cadre has issued several periodic reports for nearly a week to take preventive measures to avoid any consequences of the strong heat wave.

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