Dozens of Toulouse Families Stranded in Morocco Amid Coronavirus Travel Ban

"For more than a week now, families from our neighborhoods in Mirail have been without a solution. Their return flights to France have been canceled. These families, whose testimony we have collected by telephone, say they go to the airports, crowded, every day from 5 a.m.," says Djamila Bouras, an activist, to La Dépêche.

According to her, these families have reported the non-observance of certain barrier gestures against the coronavirus: crowded people confined without masks or any protection, no safety distance, worrying proximity. Meanwhile, "the embassies keep their doors closed and receive certificates from under the gates," she laments.

As a result, "these families have no clear answer; they are left to their own devices in a climate of palpable tension and panic," denounces the community activist. They are not heard and deplore non-existent safety conditions".

Faced with this situation, Djamila Bouras warns about the lack of health and material support for these families who feel abandoned.