Northern Africa is battling an unprecedented surge in wildfires this summer, fueled by extreme heatwave conditions that have turned dry landscapes into tinder. The scorching temperatures have sparked hundreds of blazes, overwhelming firefighting efforts and raising concerns over air quality and ecological damage. Residents in affected areas are facing hazardous conditions as smoke spreads across vast regions, disrupting daily life. Experts warn that the intensity of these fires may worsen as climate patterns continue to push temperatures to record highs.
Northern Africa has experienced severe heatwaves this summer, leading to hundreds of fires across the region.
