28 dead, 2800 injured in Moroccan road crashes
During one week, Morocco recorded 2,066 traffic accidents in urban areas, resulting in the death of 28 people and injuries to over 2,800 others, including 121 with serious injuries. The National Security Directorate primarily attributed the causes of these accidents to driver inattention, excessive speeding, failure to respect the right of way, loss of control, unauthorized lane changes, failure to maintain safe distances, and driving under the influence of alcohol. Additionally, security forces issued 53,295 citations and 8,398 reports, collected over 9.7 million dirhams in fines, and impounded 5,531 vehicles. These actions underscore the need for increased vigilance and adherence to traffic laws to reduce the number of accidents and related losses.
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