
Tragic Storm in Italy: Two Moroccan Sisters Killed by Falling Tree at Campsite
A tragic accident occurred on Sunday morning in a holiday camp in Marina di Massa, Italy. Two Moroccan sisters died crushed by the fall of a tree.

A tragic accident occurred on Sunday morning in a holiday camp in Marina di Massa, Italy. Two Moroccan sisters died crushed by the fall of a tree.

A motorcyclist lost his life on Wednesday, August 26, after being hit by a tram at the Oqba Ibnou Nafie station in Casablanca .

A 3-year-old girl died last Saturday in Marrakech , after falling from the third floor. The child would have fallen from the window of the family home under the helpless gaze of her parents.

The circumstances of the crash of the two-seater plane near Kénitra will be elucidated by an investigation just opened by the BEA.

A young motorcyclist of Moroccan origin died on Tuesday in a traffic accident. The tragedy occurred after a collision with a vehicle in Liège, Belgium.

Three children were hit, Wednesday evening in Khenifra . The tragic accident left one dead and two seriously injured.

Five people were killed and 1,709 others were injured, including 80 seriously, in 1,265 traffic accidents that occurred in urban areas during the week of August 10 to 16.

A terrible accident, which occurred on Friday evening in the Beni Mellal region, left one dead and several injured. The driver lost control of his vehicle in a bend.

An accident occurred on Tuesday, August 12 in the Hay Mohammadi district, at a service station. The incident, which occurred under strange conditions, fortunately did not cause any casualties.

This is a first for the Spanish Civil Guard, which has just arrested a Moroccan residing in France at the wheel of his car. Hold on tight, the latter was driving at 246 km/h on the AP7, a very busy highway for Moroccans residing abroad traveling to Morocco.

A passenger bus, coming from Tan Tan, overturned on Tuesday morning in the "death curves" near Tamri, a commune located about 40 kilometers from Agadir . 12 people have died and about thirty passengers have been seriously injured.

From July 26 to 27, traffic was hellish on Moroccan roads. 200 accidents occurred during these two days, according to the Ministry of Equipment and Transport.