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Kode reports Casablanca city tour amid Eid festivities and street cleanup
Eid al-Adha in Casablanca was marked by significant environmental degradation due to the accumulation of sacrificial animal remains and waste in the streets, especially in the Ain Sbaa and Berrechid neighborhoods. In these areas, leftovers were discarded on the ground, leading to unpleasant odors and the proliferation of insects. Although cleaning teams intervened during the holiday to tidy up the neighborhoods, some areas still suffer from leftover slaughter remains and waste, reflecting a lack of awareness among some citizens about responsibly handling sacrificial remains. Cleaning efforts resumed after Eid al-Adha to restore the city to its normal state, involving thousands of workers and cleaning companies. However, the situation still requires increased awareness and a more civilized approach to managing waste.
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