The survivors of the flood that occurred on Monday, February 8 in a clandestine textile workshop in Tanger and which left 28 dead, were questioned as part of the judicial investigation opened to determine the exact circumstances of this tragedy.
The families of the victims and the few survivors of the Tanger drama , which had claimed 28 lives, have surprisingly renounced to prosecute the main defendant in court. The workshop owner was brought before the Court of Appeal of Tanger on Tuesday.
The Ministry of the Interior is attacking old buildings threatening to collapse in Casablanca. Following the recent floods that have made these houses very fragile, its competent services are working to evacuate the inhabitants, for fear of causing new victims.
The strong swell that has been shaking the Moroccan Atlantic coast for a few years now risks causing disastrous damage in the future. The remarks made by the Minister of Equipment, Abdelkader Amara, have raised consternation within the parliament.
The regional council of Tetouan and the Loukkos Basin Agency have signed an agreement to build a containment canal in the southern perimeter of the industrial zone. This will protect this area from flooding.
The torrential rains that hit the city of Taroudant on Tuesday caused flooding and flooding of the surrounding wadis.
The torrential rains that hit many municipalities of Khemisset last Friday laid bare the dilapidated and outdated state of the road infrastructure, as well as the poor management of the authorities.
The province of Chefchaouen is on high alert, following the torrential rains that have hit all the municipalities. Significant material damage has been recorded throughout the region.
The cities of Rabat and Essaouira, among others, are threatened by floods, due to the rise in water levels, increasing the level of the oceans in several parts of the world including Morocco.
The flood control policy, estimated at 32 million dirhams, launched in late September, has been outlined by the Governor in charge of the project, Abdellah Nassif.
The heavy showers that hit the province of Tinghir caused significant damage to the regional road connecting Boumalne Dades to Msemrir, making traffic on this route difficult and perilous. Thus, for repairs, it remains closed to traffic, according to the Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water.
The inhabitants of Fqih Bensalah and Kelaât des Sraghna are forced to take refuge in mosques after the damage caused by the recent floods in these regions of the Kingdom.