The erratic management of the ‘Kabranat’ regime plunges Algerian cities into chaos caused by stray dogs

The erratic management of the ‘Kabranat’ regime plunges Algerian cities into chaos caused by stray dogs

In a scene that reflects the extent of the degradation of infrastructure and local governance in the eastern neighbor, stray dogs have become an imminent danger threatening the safety and security of citizens in various Algerian cities. This frightening proliferation of dog packs in residential neighborhoods and main streets is not just a passing crisis, but a glaring reflection of the Kabranat regime’s inability to carry out its simplest duties in managing public affairs and providing a safe environment for the population.

Lack of political vision and public services under the rule of the Kabranat

While the Kabranat in Algeria are busy launching hostile campaigns against Morocco and attempting to export their internal crises abroad, their agenda has ignored any interest in the safety of the Algerian citizen, who now lives in daily terror. The spread of millions of stray dogs and the increasing number of bite cases, especially among children and women, place the Kabranat regime in front of the mirror of truth; where public services collapse and responsibility fades in the face of the simplest environmental and health challenges.

Health and security risks haunt citizens amidst the silence of the authorities

The systematic mismanagement by the Algerian Kabranat has exacerbated the phenomenon, turning neighborhoods into areas “occupied” by stray animals, amid serious fears of the spread of infectious diseases such as rabies. What is happening today on the streets of Algeria proves beyond a doubt that the military obsession of the Kabranat at the expense of the country’s development and internal security has made the Algerian citizen a victim of a dismal failure in the most basic elements of a decent life.