Stories from Algeria

Six immigrants were found dead near Calais, France. The Algerian capital, Algiers, is among the areas experiencing severe weather. Separately, six people died in flooding in Algiers, Algeria. Further information on the extent of the flooding was not immediately available.

The water levels in the Ayn es-Seba Valley rose, causing the disaster. The flooding has affected at least 35 properties. The flooding occurred in the Sao Paulo region. The exact cause of the flooding was not immediately clear.

Two priests were killed in the capital city of Algiers in May 1994. The incident prompted embassies to urge their citizens to leave the country.

A 31-year-old French farmer remains missing. Her partner, identified as the main suspect, was arrested in Algeria at the end of April.

France is scheduled to conduct a consular visit to Algeria in the coming days. The visit is expected to take place soon, according to reports from multiple sources. The source indicates that France recognizes something in relation to this visit.

According to RFI Afrique, people in northern Algeria have fallen ill, with some deaths reported. Children in the region have exhibited malformations, including being twisted, crippled, or deaf. These health issues are ongoing, with people experiencing coughing.

Requests for pardon from President Tebboune have been rendered impossible due to an ongoing judicial procedure. The speaker explained a change in strategy was adopted because this procedure prevented the 'gesture of humanity' sought from the President.

An album titled 'Mon trouble à Annaba' was recorded in Annaba, Algeria. The recording opportunity was offered in connection with the French Institute of Annaba and a newly opened studio.

The French Ambassador to Algeria accompanied a delegation to an homage for Senegalese riflemen, specifically Serigne Faloufale, on Boulevard Osman. Approximately 150 people attended the event.

French journalist Christophe Glaise, arrested two years ago in Kabylie, Algeria, while filming a report for SoFoot magazine, may be released. This possibility arises after a new sign of détente between France and Algeria. For the first time since his arrest, Glaise will be able to receive a visit.