Nador calls for moving waste trucks away from schools
The article focuses on a number of environmental and health problems facing the city of Nador, particularly those resulting from the stoppage of waste transport trucks along a vital road, which causes serious air and environmental pollution. The accumulation of trucks and waste near educational institutions and residential areas leads children and students to breathe in toxic gases and foul odors, in addition to the buildup of contaminated liquids and the appearance of insects. This situation hampers traffic flow and threatens the safety of pedestrians and students. As a result, residents and students are raising their voices to demand that the truck stopping points be moved outside residential neighborhoods, in order to protect public health and ensure the safety of children.
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