Algeria acts to stop spread of bedbugs from France

The government of Algeria is taking stricter actions to prevent the spread of bedbugs, which have become a problem in France.

The health department in a country in North Africa said it will start checking and cleaning airplanes, ships, and vehicles at the places where they come into the country.

This is happening because lots of people from France travel to Algeria, and there is worry that the blood-sucking insects might also come along.

The government department said that there have been no reports of bedbugs infesting the country, but they advised people to stay alert.

Morocco, the country next to it, has already said that it will do things to prevent bedbugs from moving into its area.

There are more and more bedbugs in Paris and other cities in France, which is worrying because people are concerned about health and safety during the upcoming Olympic Games next year.