Seven people have tragically lost their lives, while 15 others were injured in a traffic accident in Tamanrasset Province, Algeria.
According to a statement from the National Gendarmerie Command via its dedicated media page “Tariqi,” the accident occurred on National Highway 01 between the municipalities of Ain Amguel and Arak, precisely 160 kilometers north of the Ain Amguel municipality.
The preliminary toll of the accident includes the death of seven individuals and injuries to fifteen others of varying severity.
Road security personnel from the National Gendarmerie in Ain Amguel are present at the scene to take necessary measures.
Tamanrasset Province, located in southern Algeria, is known for its vast desert landscapes and is a major transit route for trade and travel in the region.
While the province boasts natural beauty and cultural richness, it also faces challenges related to road safety, often due to long distances, harsh terrain, and occasionally, inadequate infrastructure.
The National Gendarmerie plays a crucial role in ensuring road safety and responding to accidents in remote areas like Tamanrasset, where prompt intervention is essential due to the distances involved and the conditions of the terrain.
