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I moved the frost that hit Europe to North Africa, Algeria has been a tough eight-day weather failed to confront the authorities, prompting criticism of the press.The bad weather caused the death of Algeria 44 people in a week, 30 of them in traffic accidents and 14 gas asphyxiation, as the Algerian radio reported Thursday.The radio said it had put the proceeds from the figures announced by the civil protection.A wave in Europe, the frost has killed 500 people in ten days.After dissipation hope better weather, the Algerian press has stepped up its criticism Thursday for not taking the necessary precautions the authorities to help people in isolated villages with no electricity, no gas for heating and food supplies.The newspaper's headline sunrise widespread editorial, "Where are you, Minister?".Wrote that "Ministers at their recent meeting preferred to focus on the next legislative elections, raising the number of + chairs + Parliament, rather than focus on the snowstorm that left dead and the victims and isolated and trapped, and those affected by various parts of Algeria!".She told the news in an article titled "catastrophe Astajalaa scheme does not have a" why he did not declare a "state of emergency."The newspaper ridiculed the Liberty of the last meeting of the Council of Ministers, which was allocated for the legislative elections, although the victims of bad weather, wrote that the Council seems more serious, "talked about the fight against corruption."The newspaper added, "did not say (President Abdelaziz) Bouteflika and his ministers the day before yesterday a word about the tragedy experienced by the country for ten days."In turn, criticized the Al-Watan newspaper that "the great omission."And the impacts of frost this week in the harsh Algerian significant rise in the price of butane gas bottle used in the heating, it has reached two thousand and sometimes to three thousand dinars after it did not exceed 500 dinars (5 euros) in a normal day, according to the newspaper Axbricion.Also, a number of bakeries shut down and stopped working because of their supply of flour.Residents in the north and east of the country told AFP deficiency in the flour, medicine and butane gas.The army re-open by about 300, but the snow continues to disrupt traffic in eighty percent of the road network, especially in the mountainous Kabylie region and in the high plateaus of South Desert and the sea coast in the north.In the Far East market Ahras Algeria near the Tunisian border, the traffic is very difficult on the road leading to the number 20 was appointed mast before being re-opened on Wednesday evening.And ridden a wave of frost as well as neighboring Tunisia, which saw the snow this week in the northwest of the country and in the interior, which led to a cut roads without reported casualties.In Bejaia (250 km east of Algiers), the second largest city in the tribal areas after Tizi Ouzou (110 km east of Algeria), speaking on Al-Hajj winner (75 years) resident in the Children Aortellan about "precipitation continued to snow preventing the students go to school" as is case to all the affected areas.At the appointed bathroom, about 30 km from Tizi Ouzou, said one resident told the Liberty cynical towards the situation in his village "does not only decrease the signal written by the great end of the world."
I moved the frost that hit Europe to North Africa, Algeria has been a tough eight-day weather failed to confront the authorities, prompting criticism of the press.The bad weather caused the death of Algeria 44 people in a week, 30 of them in traffic accidents and 14 gas asphyxiation, as the Algerian radio reported Thursday.The radio said it had put the proceeds from the figures announced by the civil protection.A wave in Europe, the frost has killed 500 people in ten days.After dissipation hope better weather, the Algerian press has stepped up its criticism Thursday for not taking the necessary precautions the authorities to help people in isolated villages with no electricity, no gas for heating and food supplies.The newspaper's headline sunrise widespread editorial, "Where are you, Minister?".Wrote that "Ministers at their recent meeting preferred to focus on the next legislative elections, raising the number of + chairs + Parliament, rather than focus on the snowstorm that left dead and the victims and isolated and trapped, and those affected by various parts of Algeria!".She told the news in an article titled "catastrophe Astajalaa scheme does not have a" why he did not declare a "state of emergency."The newspaper ridiculed the Liberty of the last meeting of the Council of Ministers, which was allocated for the legislative elections, although the victims of bad weather, wrote that the Council seems more serious, "talked about the fight against corruption."The newspaper added, "did not say (President Abdelaziz) Bouteflika and his ministers the day before yesterday a word about the tragedy experienced by the country for ten days."In turn, criticized the Al-Watan newspaper that "the great omission."And the impacts of frost this week in the harsh Algerian significant rise in the price of butane gas bottle used in the heating, it has reached two thousand and sometimes to three thousand dinars after it did not exceed 500 dinars (5 euros) in a normal day, according to the newspaper Axbricion.Also, a number of bakeries shut down and stopped working because of their supply of flour.Residents in the north and east of the country told AFP deficiency in the flour, medicine and butane gas.The army re-open by about 300, but the snow continues to disrupt traffic in eighty percent of the road network, especially in the mountainous Kabylie region and in the high plateaus of South Desert and the sea coast in the north.In the Far East market Ahras Algeria near the Tunisian border, the traffic is very difficult on the road leading to the number 20 was appointed mast before being re-opened on Wednesday evening.And ridden a wave of frost as well as neighboring Tunisia, which saw the snow this week in the northwest of the country and in the interior, which led to a cut roads without reported casualties.In Bejaia (250 km east of Algiers), the second largest city in the tribal areas after Tizi Ouzou (110 km east of Algeria), speaking on Al-Hajj winner (75 years) resident in the Children Aortellan about "precipitation continued to snow preventing the students go to school" as is case to all the affected areas.At the appointed bathroom, about 30 km from Tizi Ouzou, said one resident told the Liberty cynical towards the situation in his village "does not only decrease the signal written by the great end of the world."