Al Haouz earthquake third anniversary reconstruction progress

The article discusses the situation of the areas affected by the Hazor earthquake in Morocco, more than three years after the disaster, focusing on reconstruction efforts and the challenges faced by those affected. It explains that some households, such as Aït Belaid, have partially benefited from financial support and the rebuilding of their homes, which has restored their stability. Meanwhile, others, like Aït Jlalout, suffer from exclusion and underestimation in aid distribution, with calls for greater transparency. The figures indicate that over 54,000 homes have been rehabilitated or rebuilt through government programs, and billions of dirhams have been spent. However, stories of marginalization and a lack of fairness in distribution remain. The article also highlights technical and geographical difficulties in construction in mountainous areas, a shortage of expertise, and the neglect of some families despite their suffering. It anticipates a slower pace in completing reconstruction efforts, with hints of political exploitation ahead of upcoming elections.

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