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Algeria Mourns After Civil Protection Aircraft Crash

A tragic aviation accident has claimed the lives of four members of Algeria’s Civil Protection on Tuesday, August 5, 2025. A reconnaissance aircraft, part of the Civil Protection’s aerial fleet, crashed during a training mission near Ferhat Abbas Airport in Jijel, a province in eastern Algeria.

Details of the Aviation Tragedy

The incident occurred during a routine training exercise designed to enhance the operational capabilities of specialized teams. This exercise was part of an ongoing program focused on continuous training for these professionals. The aircraft, while undertaking this crucial training, tragically crashed. Initial reports from local authorities indicate that the four victims were highly experienced and extensively trained for extreme intervention scenarios, essential skills for search and rescue operations, including those related to potential natural disasters, a critical area of focus for many African nations. Emergency response teams arrived at the crash site immediately. Unfortunately, they could only confirm the four fatalities.

The precise cause of the crash is currently under investigation, but is likely to be related to some kind of technical failure or human error.

The accident highlights the dangers inherent in the vital work carried out by civil protection services, particularly in a geographically diverse country such as Algeria. The training was supposed to improve the preparedness of the emergency services.

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