Moroccan villages severed by floods
The article discusses the floods and the damages they caused in Moroccan villages, especially in the regions of Al-Haouz and Chichaoua. These floods resulted in the death of four people, destruction of roads, bridges, and homes, as well as the death of livestock. They also impacted services such as schools and healthcare facilities. The article highlights the recurring nature of these seasonal disasters and examines the effectiveness of preventive measures, including early warning systems and infrastructure. It reviews government efforts, such as the project to establish emergency response containers, which remain insufficient to prevent recurrent isolation. Additionally, the article notes that governance and interventions are delayed after each catastrophe and questions the extent to which electoral promises to reduce isolation and improve roads and services in rural areas—especially during the rainy season—are being fulfilled.
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