00:06Nepal is experiencing a major humanitarian crisis following devastating floods and landslides caused by
00:14an exceptionally large ice avalanche on the Sino-Nepalese border.
00:19More than 730 deaths confirmed and more than 2,400 people still missing, more than 10,000 direct families impacted
00:28by destroying their homes.
00:31Nearly 600 foreign tourists are among those reported missing.
00:36Many villages were completely swept away or buried under meters of mud.
00:42Infrastructure and bridges have suffered major damage, cutting off several regions from the rest of the country.
00:48Electricity and mobile networks are down in the epicenter of the disaster-stricken valleys, hindering coordination
00:56rescue services.
00:57The delivery of food, drinking water and emergency first aid is carried out mainly by helicopter in
01:04isolated areas.
01:05Humanitarian NGOs are stepping up fruit collection and the deployment of emergency equipment to address the risks
01:13of the epidemic and to rehouse the victims.
01:39People want their family's body back, even if they live or are living.
01:45People are not seeing their families again.
01:48People who want their bodies back, even if they are alive or if they are living.
01:49I can't see the clods, it's very dramatic for me too because it's the first
01:57times I've seen this kind of thing.
01:59You can see the place where there are clods.
02:19We are trying to connect the road from one side to the other.
02:24And we are working on the road from one side to the other.
03:13MFP subtitles.
03:17There is a little more time, there is a little more time.
05:46A little girl of 6, still alive, 3 days after the disaster.
05:52She was extracted by hand, traumatized, without family, the child speaks very little.
06:01We changed her clothes, we fed her, she had a fever, we gave her
06:05He had some hot drinks and then he felt better.
06:24The departments of Péjaïa, Gijel, Sektif, Mila and Oun El-Bouagui are experiencing the most violent outbreaks.
06:33The fires were fueled by scorching temperatures and strong winds.
06:38The Algerian civil protection service and the forestry department have deployed dozens of mobile units and aerial resources.
06:47water bombardment.
06:48Almost all of the outbreaks have been brought under control or extinguished to date by the bishop of this support.
06:55Several patches of vegetation, forest cover, and boundary trees were destroyed.
07:01requiring the preventive evacuation of residents in some remote villages.
07:30Algerian President Abdelmati Nebou
07:35Algerian President Abdelmati Nebou
07:35ordered the reinstatement and strict application of the death penalty for perpetrators of arson
07:42forest.
07:42The head of state has requested an urgent amendment to the penal code by September 15th.
07:49in order to toughen the penalties for pyromaniac acts classified as sabotage or major criminal acts.
07:56Algeria had observed a moratorium on the execution of the death penalty since 1993.
08:02But this measure aims to ensure the effective execution of death sentences handed down to identified arsonists.
08:10volunteers.
08:11This decision follows a wave of devastating and deadly fires in the north and northeast of
08:17country,
08:18reviving the authorities' resolve in the face of recurring suspicions of arson.
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