Agadir officials blame Wali Amzazi for Anza environmental crisis
The article addresses the pollution crisis and unpleasant odors in the Anza area north of Agadir, which stem from the continued operation of some industrial units despite the establishment of a designated industrial zone in Dahraka. Elected officials are calling on authorities to impose the transfer of these units to the appropriate zone, after years of previous promises to resolve the issue. The crisis has caused suffering among residents, with the recurring odors prompting some to avoid opening their windows, and raising growing concerns about environmental and health impacts. The opposition criticized the delay in implementation and shifted responsibility to regional authorities, particularly the governor, demanding a comprehensive investigation to identify the true sources of pollution and the violations of regulations, in order to safeguard the environment and public health. There are calls emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts among various parties and conducting precise environmental analyses to end the crisis and strike a balance between economic development and environmental protection.
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