00:00Good evening, welcome to a new episode of your show, Vase. Today is Tuesday 14, 29, 26, 14, July, September
00:0820, 26 and 3, spring.
00:14Yesterday, we warned about a severe storm and said that it could reach the level of a mini cyclone that
00:22would hit Libya.
00:23And we showed you the weather map. And we said that at dawn today, or this morning, the storm would
00:29enter and affect many Libyan cities. Indeed, it happened just as we expected.
00:34Let me go straight there with you. Let's watch this clip from Libya, specifically from the city of Tripoli this
00:41morning, just as we warned.
00:44And it was clear that the storm was very severe and could be considered a mini cyclone.
00:52Just like what you see on the screen, before we move on to another topic, let me confirm to you
00:58that this low-pressure system is still in effect.
01:03Conditions will remain unsettled along the Libyan coast until next Wednesday.
01:08Let me move from Libya to its neighbor Algeria.
01:11Let me, let me take a look at this image on your screen.
01:17And specifically, this image is from Guelma province in Algeria, which I personally am seeing for the first time.
01:26Hail this large.
01:32It specifically hit the village of Inarko.
01:40In the municipality of Tamluca in Guelma province, Algeria, according to my observation regarding what has been happening in Guelma
01:51province over the past days or years,
01:53this is the largest hailstorm and the largest hailstorm witnessed there in Guelma province.
01:59And our people in Algeria, especially in Guelma, can correct me if I'm wrong.
02:07But despite this, and despite the storms and these huge hailstones, there is always hope born from every disaster.
02:16From every tragedy, hope is born.
02:19All of us notice God during the past two weeks.
02:22How historic fires swept through Algeria.
02:27And the province most affected by these historic fires in Algeria was Jigel province.
02:35Today, a video clip was filmed in Jigel province.
02:40You can see the massive fires that destroyed everything.
02:43According to the latest statistics from two weeks ago, 70% of the forests in Jigel province, Algeria, were affected.
02:52But the forests had other ideas.
02:55The land of Jigel had other ideas.
02:58And the people of Jigel had other ideas.
03:02Today, a video captured how the flowers have started to bloom again.
03:08How the plants have started to grow again.
03:12How the trees have started to branch out again.
03:17As if the country of Algeria or Algeria itself is saying,
03:23We were here and we will remain here.
03:26We were here and we will remain here.
03:28And it's as if this land is speaking, saying,
03:33We will remain here steadfast.
03:36Algeria will remain steadfast.
03:38This good land will continue to give.
03:44Nothing will burn it.
03:46Nothing will stop it.
03:47Nothing will destroy it.
03:49We're still here.
03:52Here we grow again from the ashes, like a phoenix rising from the ashes.
03:59One of the most beautiful scenes I've seen in Algeria, and it warmed my heart.
04:04This vegetation and greenery that has started to return again to Jigel.
04:10But it reminds us of the tragedy.
04:13More than 400 victims in Jigel alone.
04:17These were the victims of the massive fires that struck the province.
04:23Certainly, their memory will live on among the people of Jigel.
04:27Their memory will remain present among Algerians.
04:32Their memory will also live on for all of us Arabs.
04:37We can only pray for God's mercy on them.
04:40I'm Hadid Brahma on the introduction of the show, Shuh Sayyid.
04:44Stay tuned for the translation.
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