The glaring lack of public toilets in several cities and regions of Morocco is causing harm to people who have difficulty relieving themselves in a suitable place in the city.
The authorities of the city of Tangier have launched a new operation to demolish buildings constructed in violation of the current urban planning regulations.
The city of Tangier is on alert. And for good reason, a serval has been spotted in a forest, causing general panic and the mobilization of water and forestry agents.
In Morocco, climate change is severely affecting citrus cultivation to the point of worrying producers. And for good reason, the lack of rain has reduced production in some producing regions, including Berkane.
The local authorities of Sidi Ifni are carrying out an operation to free the public maritime domain, proceeding to demolish illegal constructions on the beaches of the province.
The governor of the Marrakech-Safi region, Farid Chourak, intends to implement a policy of relocating polluting industries located in residential areas to specially developed industrial zones, in order to preserve the tranquility of the inhabitants. Concerns have already arisen among some companies.
Residents and environmental advocates in the city of Tangier have denounced the construction of a fence in the Rmilat forest, by what they call the "real estate monsters" who plan to implement a villa project there.
The Tangier Corniche, a popular destination for foreign tourists a few years ago, has now become a refuge for the homeless and beggars and a source of foul odors.
The fall of electricity poles is the cause of several deaths in certain Moroccan provinces such as Taounate, Taza, Chefchaouen and Al Hoceima. Faced with this situation, activists are calling on the authorities to protect the lives of citizens.
A Moroccan minor is among the four individuals who died on Thursday, swept away by the sea on the northwest and northeast coasts of Spain, battered by violent winds and waves several meters high.
Dozens of migratory birds were found dead last week in the Tahaddart nature reserve, near Tangier. The El Manzala landfill adjacent to the said reserve could be the source of this massacre.
According to a survey conducted by the Sunergia Group, Tangier tops the list of Moroccan cities that offer the best quality of life.