The justice system has sentenced four young people to various prison terms for attacking buses of the Spanish company Alsa , newly put into service in the city of Casablanca.
The new brand new buses of the Alsa company will be deployed "at the latest by the end of February next", according to the promise made by the president of the Intercommunal Cooperation Establishment (ECI) "Al Baida", Saïd Rafik.
The introduction of 700 new buses in Casablanca scheduled for January 2021 has been postponed due to the health crisis related to the coronavirus.
The new Casablanca urban transport provider, Alsa , has canceled the free bus service for people with disabilities. A demonstration is planned this week in front of the City Council.
Casablanca will receive its 700 buses in January 2021 to meet the city’s public transportation needs.
Bus travel between Casablanca and Mohammedia has been suspended. The Alsa Al Baida company would have made this decision following the ban on entering and leaving eight cities in Morocco.
After several years of chaotic management of public bus transport under the M’dina Bus era, hope can now be reborn among Casablancans who are eager to benefit from services that meet their expectations. Indeed, the elected officials have just given their approval to the financing agreement for the 3-year (2020-2022) delegated management contract for public bus transport.
The crowded Alsa buses whose images have been widely shared on social media have sparked a wave of outrage in Morocco. Today, the company operating in Casablanca has decided to open an investigation.
The large Moroccan metropolis, Casablanca , now has new buses. The company "Irizar" has unveiled the images of the buses long awaited by the people of Casablanca.
"Vandals" attacked the buses of Alsa Al Baida, the fleet recently put into circulation. The bus operator in Greater Casablanca denounced on Saturday this vandalism orchestrated by people who, in the meantime, would have already been arrested.
Blocked for weeks at the port of Casablanca, the 257 buses imported by the delegatee Alsa are starting to arrive at the Maârif depot.
The year 2020 is off to a flying start for the Irizar Group, which has just won the tender for the largest bus market for its plant in Morocco. The Spanish bodybuilder is the successful bidder for the supply of 200 buses for Alsa Al Baida for urban transport in the city of Casablanca.