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Hawaza disaster prompts heatwave health warnings
The Al-Hawaza area in the Settat region was affected by fires that caused substantial damage. Over 2,000 hectares of agricultural land were destroyed, and a girl and two workers were injured, with animals perishing and agricultural equipment being damaged. Reports indicate that the high temperatures, combined with the hot and dry Sharki winds, increase the risk of fire spread and complicate efforts to control them. Experts have called for improving preventive measures, such as harvesting crops upon maturity, strengthening protective actions like creating firebreaks, enhancing early warning systems, and bolstering intervention teams.
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