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Professor Bouhnia said that investigation results from water samples taken from valleys in western Algeria, including Oued Moulah, indicate contamination by pharmaceutical substances and heavy metals originating in Morocco. He warned that this poses a threat to public health and the ecosystem. He said pollution of transboundary water resources could be used as a means of pressuring Algeria, while the dispatch of a ministerial delegation to Tlemcen reflects the treatment of the issue as one of water security and national sovereignty. He called for responsibility to be established on the basis of scientific and legal evidence and for Morocco to be held accountable. Constitutional law professor Rachid Lourari, meanwhile, called for international legal bodies to be notified.
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