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Finally, " Le Jeune indpendant " under the following title " the Marlboro Algerian mafia doubled in Marseille ", reveals in one information according to which 450 000 packages of contraband cigarettes at 11,2 billion centimes which had to supply the Algerian market were stolen on Monday near to the Marseille port by an armed commando group. [This graph only]

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Air Algerie: No Smoking Extended to International Flights  

No smoking onboard Air Algerie planes, enforced on the domestic flights back in 1997, shall be extended to its international flights "in the next few days" , the national airline company announced Saturday in a communiqu. "Concerned about the passengers' wellbeing and comfort, Air Algerie seizes this opportunity to thank them sincerely for their loyalty and understanding," underlined the company in the same communiqu. The company's international traffic covers the main European capitals and cities, as well as some African and Middle Eastern destinations.

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Les Syndicalistes De La Snta En ColèRe [Trade Unionists of the Snta in Anger] 

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48 Percent of Students Consume Drugs 

According to a recent study, 48 percent of high school students in Algiers consume drugs, 51 percent of them daily. The study was conducted by FOREM (the National Foundation for the Promotion of Health and the Development of Research). . . On the other hand, only 21 percent of those interviewed smoke tobacco.

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South African Health Minister Confers With Algeria Counterpart 

Algerian Health and Population Minister, Mohamed-Larbi Abdelmoumene, told Manto Tshabalala-Msimang that his country was looking forward to exploring joint ventures with South African pharmaceutical companies. . .

Tshabalala-Msimang said South Africa would work with Algeria in a working group on the Framework Convention for Tobacco Control, which was developed by World Health Organisation member states. [This graph only]

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