The toll from the accident that occurred on Sunday, September 8 in the province of Errachidia continues to increase. The body of a missing woman following the overturning of the bus was found on Tuesday, September 10 in the afternoon. The toll now stands at 18 dead.
After the accident, the bus driver, faced with the tragedy, fled before surrendering to the health authorities of the Moulay Ali Chérif Regional Hospital, according to the local authorities of the Daraâ-Tafilalet region.
The bodies of three other missing persons, following the fall of a bus at the level of the Oued Damchan bridge, in the province of Errachidia, have been found, according to the authorities of the wilaya of the Drâa Tafilalet region.
Rescue teams were able to discover the lifeless bodies of two other victims of the overturning of a bus at the level of the Oued Damchan bridge in the commune of El Khank in the province of Errachidia. This latest discovery worsens the provisional toll of the accident.
While connecting Casablanca to Rissani, a bus ended up in a flooded river, at the level of the Oued Demchane bridge, near Errachidia, leaving 11 dead and about 20 injured.
A bus traveling from Casablanca to Rissani overturned at the level of the Oued Demchane bridge, near Errachidia, swept away by a swollen river. 6 passengers were killed and 27 others were rescued.
In a special weather bulletin, the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN) announced a heat wave that will affect a large part of Morocco until Sunday, August 4. Temperatures are expected to range between 40 and 45 degrees.
About ten pilgrims were waiting for the Royal Air Maroc (RAM) plane at Moulay Ali Cherif Airport in the city of Errachidia. An unexplained 11-hour delay forced them to spend a sleepless night before they could reach Mecca to perform the pilgrimage rites.
Several thousand palm trees and olive trees were ravaged by a fire that broke out in the Ziz oasis, in Aoufous, in the Errachidia region.
Thieves would have tried to break into the home of a postman, but then gave up because the door, ultimately, would not open. But if you couldn’t get in, you could still discover a serious secret.
One or more individuals have vandalized a mosque in the most despicable way in the University City of Errachidia, even setting fire to copies of the Quran or tearing them apart.
An anti-terrorist operation carried out yesterday by Moroccan security services led to the arrest of three individuals accused of having pledged allegiance to the terrorist group Daesh.