
Massive Gas Depot Fire in Morocco Contained, No Casualties Reported
The fire that broke out around 6 p.m. on Thursday in a gas depot in Mohammedia is completely under control, according to local authorities.

The fire that broke out around 6 p.m. on Thursday in a gas depot in Mohammedia is completely under control, according to local authorities.

The Moroccan fleet is expanding with the acquisition of three new Canadairs at a cost of 1.2 billion dirhams. This will strengthen its arsenal against the fires that are affecting the kingdom.

A Moroccan, the alleged author of the fire that cost the lives of two people last August in Torrejón de Ardoz (Community of Madrid), appeared in several media a few hours after his crime, recounting the facts as a simple witness.

While the fires are still raging in France, firefighters dread the persistence of the heat wave caused by the upwelling of hot air from Morocco.

A fire broke out on Monday around 6:00 am at Mohammed 1st University in Oujda, more precisely in a pavilion of the university campus. Several students were injured.

Three days after the fire that completely reduced the Rambouillet mosque to ashes, an online kitty has been launched to support the association of Muslims in this town in the Yvelines.

A fire ravaged the mosque in Rambouillet (Yvelines) during the night of Friday, September 2 to Saturday, September 3. The criminal trail would be favored.

Two men who would be involved in the triggering of a forest fire in Ifrane, were arrested by the gendarmerie elements of Azrou. An investigation has been opened.

Morocco is not done with forest fires . This Monday, August 22, a fire was recorded in Ifrane, adding to those already underway in Taounate, Al Hoceima and Chefchaouen. Even if in Chefchaouen, the fire has been somewhat brought under control, in the other cities, it is still panic.

Four individuals suspected of having started the fire in the "Kodiat Tifour" forest, in the province of M’diq, were arrested by the police.

The forest fires that occurred in the "Kodiat Tifour" forest, in the M’diq region, caused the death of three elements of the General Directorate of Civil Protection and seriously burned two others.

More than 30 hectares of vegetation have gone up in smoke since the start of the fire ravaging the Koudyat Al Tayfour forest in the M’diq region. Efforts continue to control the fire.