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The article addresses a severe environmental and health crisis in the Anza area north of Agadir, where waste from factories and industrial activities is releasing foul odors that have led to a deterioration of air quality and an increase in respiratory diseases and allergies among residents, especially children and the elderly. Research reveals a loss of environmental standards due to the suspension of measurements and air quality monitoring devices, which has added to the ambiguity surrounding the extent of the disaster. The crisis has directly impacted the tourism sector, a vital source of income for the region, as tour companies have received requests to reschedule bookings due to the unpleasant odors, jeopardizing the hosting of major events in the future, particularly the 2030 World Cup. Amidst this, residents suffer from a lack of effective response from officials and are calling for urgent measures to halt polluting industrial activities, along with calls to establish strict monitoring committees and conduct investigations to hold violators accountable, in order to safeguard their right to clean air and good health.
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