Cash Shortage Frustrates Tourists and Locals in Moroccan Beach Town

Many citizens and tourists on vacation in the city of Martil and its surroundings have expressed their anger at the lack of cash in the automatic teller machines of bank branches.
Due to the influx of tourists in the city of Martil during the summer season, the banks should have taken the necessary measures to supply the automatic tellers accordingly, say citizens and Moroccans living abroad who have expressed their anger after finding themselves unable to withdraw money from these tellers.
They denounce the negligence of the banks, whom they blame for not having replenished the automatic tellers before August 20 and 21, public holidays in Morocco due to the celebration of the Revolution of the King and the People and the Youth Day.
This situation forces many people and tourists to travel to neighboring cities in order to withdraw money to meet their needs and fully enjoy their vacation in Martil.
Related Articles
-
Drug-Related Shooting Near Tangier Leaves One Seriously Injured
31 May 2025
-
Morocco Unveils Ambitious Plan to Combat Doctor Shortage, Including Foreign Recruitment
31 May 2025
-
Morocco Bans Sheep Sales in Markets Ahead of Eid al-Adha, Prices Surge
31 May 2025
-
Morocco Launches $60 Million Tender for Key Viaducts on Rabat-Casablanca Highway Project
31 May 2025
-
Morocco Travel Alert: Top Tourist Scams and How to Avoid Them
30 May 2025