
Sea Level Drop Sparks Tsunami Fears Along Moroccan Coast
In Morocco, the drop in sea level on certain beaches, including the beach of Oualidia, is worrying citizens and vacationers, who fear a risk of tsunami. Are these concerns justified?

In Morocco, the drop in sea level on certain beaches, including the beach of Oualidia, is worrying citizens and vacationers, who fear a risk of tsunami. Are these concerns justified?

The problem of the drying up of Lake Tamda in the province of Azilal is a concern for MP Saïd Atghlast, who has addressed a written question to the Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts, Social and Solidarity Economy on this subject.

According to the ranking of a famous British daily, a Moroccan beach is among the 50 most beautiful beaches in the world.

Following the alleged installation of panels warning of tsunami-risk zones and streets in coastal cities, particularly on the beach of the Moroccan city of El Jadida, and the recent circulation of videos on social networks showing the retreat of the sea, many Moroccans fear the occurrence of a natural disaster. Can a tsunami really hit Morocco?

The phenomenon of planting palm trees and cutting down trees persists in some Moroccan cities, despite the campaigns and calls launched by environmental protection associations to put an end to these practices.

While summer vacations rhyme with beach days, swimming and playing in the sand, setting up tents on Moroccan beaches spoils the experience.

A coalition of environmental associations opposes the decision to transform Prince Moulay Hassan Park into an underground parking lot, which was made following the signing of a partnership agreement between the Wilaya and the Casablanca-Settat Regional Council, the prefecture and the municipality of Mohammedia and the company CGPARK.

Animal protection associations denounce the culling of stray dogs, arguing that the fight against these animals sowing terror in several Moroccan cities cannot be carried out with violence.

The sailboat Bonhomme William of the Briton Robert Powell sank on Wednesday in the Strait of Gibraltar after an attack by orcas. For a few years now, orca attacks have become frequent in this region.

In this summer period marked by temperature increases, individuals have uprooted certain trees in broad daylight on Boulevard Allal El Fassi in Marrakech, provoking the indignation of the residents.

The rumor of the installation in the coastal cities of evacuation signs in case of tsunami, as well as the recent dissemination of videos on social networks showing the retreat of the sea, have raised concerns among Moroccans who fear the imminent occurrence of a natural disaster.

The Moroccan Tourist Engineering Company (SMIT) wants to transform the Drâa Tafilalet region into a flagship destination for ecotourism in Morocco, through the implementation of an ambitious program of around 1.7 billion dirhams.