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Water reserves surpass 11 billion cubic meters
Morocco experienced an unprecedented water boom this summer, with the national water reserves exceeding 11.8 billion cubic meters, reaching nearly 70% capacity as of August 6th, compared to less than 36% during the same period last year. Data shows that major basins such as Tansift, Lekhmis, Sabo, and Abu Riqraq are over 80% full, while areas like Draa, Noun Valley, and Ziz-Ker Guis are at their lowest levels of filling, with a slight decline due to higher temperatures and increased summer consumption. Nonetheless, overall water levels remain stable, thanks to seasonal rains that contributed to strengthening the country's water reserves.
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