
Morocco's Forest Fires Reach 20-Year High in Carbon Emissions, EU Data Shows
The forest fires in Morocco produced more carbon emissions in June and July, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service.

The forest fires in Morocco produced more carbon emissions in June and July, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service.

As part of the integrated management of the fires that occurred in northern Morocco , the authorities have set up a cell to support the affected population. In addition, the fires have been completely brought under control in several regions, but efforts continue to contain others still ongoing.

In the rural communes of Zoumi and Mokrisset under the province of Ouezzane, around 270 hectares of forest have already gone up in smoke. Efforts continue to bring the fire under control.

The Rabat-Tangier-Tangier-Med highway has been restored to traffic after several hours of interruptions due to the fires that broke out in the region.

100 hectares of vegetation have gone up in smoke since the start of the fire that is ravaging the Beni Ider forest (Kharroub commune, Jbel Lahbib caïdat) in the province of Tetouan.

Moad Al-Hashi, a Moroccan truck driver, and his friend Youssef Al-Sani saved a girl and her two friends from the fire in their car on the A-7 highway. The girl’s mother launched an announcement on social networks to find Moad and thank him in person.

Municipal police officers in Madrid were patrolling the Aguacate street in the Carabanchel neighborhood when they spotted three young people, two of whom were Moroccans, who were victims of a serious fire that broke out in a warehouse. Seriously injured, they were taken to the hospital. Their prognosis is engaged.

A fire broke out in the Bordeaux-Gradignan prison and cost the life of a first detainee of Moroccan origin, seriously injuring another, of Algerian nationality. The two victims shared the same cell in this prison criticized for its overcrowding.

The Court of First Instance of Moguer (Huelva) has finally authorized the repatriation to Morocco of the body of Taofik Belassal, the Moroccan seasonal worker who died on December 14, 2019 in a fire that broke out in a shantytown in Huelva.

A 27-year-old Moroccan man died on Thursday in a fire that broke out in a hut near the Lepe cemetery in Huelva, Spain. His lifeless body was discovered by firefighters.

A fire broke out overnight from Wednesday to Thursday within the premises of the mosque in Bourgoin-Jallieu, located on Rue Pasteur. The firefighters managed to extinguish the fire and the city’s police officers arrested the alleged perpetrator.

A tragedy occurred on Sunday in Casablanca where one person died and another was seriously injured, following a fire caused by the explosion of a gas cylinder .