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Published on: 05/02/2026 - 10:52
The number of people evacuated from several regions in northwestern Morocco in anticipation of floods rose to more than 100,000 people as of Wednesday morning, according to the Ministry of the Interior, in light of exceptional rains. The Ministry's official spokesman said, "In order to ensure the safety of citizens, the gradual evacuation of residents of a group of communities was approved... which resulted, as of this morning, in the evacuation and transfer of a total of 108,423 people." On Wednesday, the Ministry of the Interior called on the residents of a number of towns adjacent to the city of Qasr al-Kebir and adjacent to the mouth of the Lakkus River to “comply with all measures taken, most important of which is immediate evacuation in order to preserve lives.”
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