Armed Attackers Disrupt Wedding in Agadir, Sending Guests to Hospital
Several guests at a wedding party in Aït Amira, in the Agadir region, were admitted to the emergency room of a hospital, after being attacked by armed delinquents, last Sunday, November 3.
Six individuals broke into a caidal tent, set up for a wedding ceremony, sowing terror among the guests.
The confrontation with the guests on site quickly turned into a general brawl, where the delinquents used bladed weapons to attack and assault the guests.
The party turned into a massacre and the 6 individuals took advantage of the lack of light in the region to evaporate into nature.
According to Agadir24, the Aït Amira region, known for its high population density, lives under the control of drug traffickers, who take advantage of the absence of security forces to sell their goods and commit crimes.
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