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FAO warns of rising locust invasion south of Morocco
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has warned of the expansion of desert locust outbreaks in southern Morocco. Swarms and gatherings have been recorded in regions such as TanTan, Guelmim, and Agadir, with about 41,792 hectares treated last May. The organization called for increased monitoring efforts and additional measures to reduce risks to crops and pastures, as the emergence of new generations and the movement of swarms towards Algeria and Mauritania are expected to continue. Recent climatic changes have been attributed to creating favorable conditions for locust reproduction in the area.
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