Morocco Road Deaths Rise Despite 1140 Radars Deployed
16 July 2026
Morocco now has 1,140 radars on its roads. Yet accidents remain dramatic: 4,577 people were killed in 2025, with high exposure among pedestrians, motorcyclists and (…)
16 July 2026
Morocco now has 1,140 radars on its roads. Yet accidents remain dramatic: 4,577 people were killed in 2025, with high exposure among pedestrians, motorcyclists and (…)
14 July 2026
A light military training aircraft crashed Tuesday morning in the Al Haouz province, near Marrakech. The pilot was injured and evacuated to hospital, with no reported damage (…)
14 July 2026
With summer, illegal transport is resurfacing in several Moroccan cities. Behind the quick fix solution for passengers, specialists are warning above all about the risk in case (…)
11 July 2026
The city of Tangier has been ordered to pay a substantial sum of money to a woman injured after falling into an unsecured concrete pit. The administrative court held the (…)
7 July 2026
A 39-year-old woman died in Algeciras, Spain, during celebrations of Morocco’s qualification for the World Cup quarterfinals. According to initial investigation findings, the (…)
7 July 2026
A coach transporting Moroccans residing abroad was involved in an accident on highway A5, between Tangier and Rabat. The provisional toll shows one death and one seriously (…)
3 July 2026
A tragedy occurred Thursday evening in the Skhirat-Témara prefecture. A Royal Gendarmerie pilot lost his life in the crash of his aircraft during a forest fire in the Maâmora (…)
1 July 2026
A tragic road accident claimed the lives of five people on Wednesday morning near the city of Tata. A grand taxi violently left the road following a failed overtaking maneuver.
27 June 2026
Prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter following the death of his two stepchildren in an accident in 2021, a 44-year-old driver was found guilty on Thursday in Tournai, but (…)
26 June 2026
Rising summer temperatures are reviving the scourge of scorpion stings in Ouezzane province. Faced with failing medical infrastructure and a shortage of antidotes, thousands of (…)