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 by AFP Staff Writers Beijing (AFP) Nov 25, 2022
Ten people were killed and nine injured in a fire in a residential building in China's northwestern Xinjiang region, state media reported Friday. The blaze broke out in a high-rise building on Thursday night, state news agency Xinhua said, at about 7:50 pm (1150 GMT). "Ten people died despite emergency treatment," Xinhua reported. "The injuries sustained by nine others are not life-threatening," it added, saying an investigation into the fire had begun. Deadly fires are common in China, due to weak safety standards and corruption among officials tasked with enforcing them. This week, 38 people were killed and two were injured in a fire at a factory in central China's Anyang city. Authorities blamed "electric welding in which workers violated safety measures".
Algeria sentences scores to death over forest fire lynching: media Algiers (AFP) Nov 24, 2022 An Algerian court Thursday sentenced 49 people to death over the lynching of a man falsely accused of starting deadly forest fires during an extended heatwave last year, state media reported. The North African country has, however, maintained a moratorium on carrying out death sentences since the last executions in 1993. Onlookers had beaten 38-year-old Djamel Ben Ismail to death after he turned himself in at a police station in the Tizi Ouzou region. He had gone there upon hearing that he w ... read more
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