Casablanca Bans Swimming Near Hassan II Mosque to Prevent Drownings

Metal barriers have been installed along the beach adjacent to the mosque located in Casablanca, the area being dangerous for swimming due to strong sea currents and rocks at the bottom of the sea. In addition to the installation of these metal barriers, the authorities attach importance to raising awareness among people about the dangers of swimming in this area and respecting safety instructions.

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In its annual report on the national program for monitoring the quality of bathing waters and beach sand, the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development specified that 7 beaches in the Casablanca-Settat region do not meet the required environmental standards this year.

For her part, Nabila Rmili, president of the municipal council, warned intermediaries against any illegal exploitation of the beaches of Casablanca, and assured that the authorities would take strict measures to fight against any illegal practice. She also reaffirmed the council’s commitment to protecting public facilities and ensuring that citizens benefit from them in a fair and organized manner. 80% of the sandy area of the beaches of Casablanca is reserved for free swimming, without charge, the elected official also specified, while inviting vacationers to contact the authorities if they are solicited for fees or forced to use rental equipment.