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Moroccan dams benefit from recent rains
According to data from the Moroccan Ministry of Equipment and Water, the total capacity of the national dams has reached 11.23 billion cubic meters, with a filling rate of approximately 66%. This increase follows thunderstorm showers and heavy rainfall that affected several regions at the beginning of the week, adding about 49.42 million cubic meters of water storage within 24 hours—more than the total accumulated between October 1 and 12 of last year, when the percentage was 31.89%. The rise is primarily directed toward the southeastern basins, with the most significant gains in the Ziz-Ker-Ghrys basin, where its capacity increased by 47.84%. Meanwhile, the northern basins experienced either stagnation or a slight decline due to differences in soil nature and water collection patterns, despite some localized rainfall. Forecasts indicate a continued improvement in water reserves thanks to ongoing rains, although clear geographic variations remain between regions.
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