The next avocado campaign could begin as early as the second half of September in Larache. With higher yields, more large-sized fruit and new packing stations, the local sector hopes to erase a difficult season and regain ground in Europe.
A Moroccan woman says that her husband left her in Morocco with their baby before returning to the Netherlands with their passports and bringing proceedings before the Larache court. Dutch justice now refuses to recognize the Moroccan decision on parental authority.
Two private clinics in Larache have received an ultimatum from the Ministry of Health after refusing to treat a 14-month-old baby whose condition was deemed critical. They could be closed if they fail to correct the shortcomings identified.
Moundir, 3, who has cerebral palsy, no longer has to sleep on a blanket laid directly on the pavement in Ceuta. After spending several days looking for somewhere to sleep with his parents, accommodation has finally been found for the family.
In Larache, residents of Jnane Bouhsina have been denouncing for several years an open sewer running alongside their homes . The odors and insects become particularly difficult to bear in summer, when many MREs return to stay in the neighborhood.
In Larache, some urban buses are still from the 1980s. Their deterioration contrasts with the new vehicles deployed in Tangier, Tétouan and M’diq-Fnideq as part of public transport modernization.
The massive arrival of Greek, Italian and Spanish watermelons in Europe is causing prices to plummet. Faced with this fierce competition, Moroccan exporters are suspending their shipments, betting on upcoming heat waves to revive consumption.
After heart surgery, an 84-year-old Moroccan woman is refused medical follow-up at Tangier’s university hospital due to an unpaid bill. This alarming situation reignites the debate over healthcare access for vulnerable patients in Morocco.
Faced with often inadequate pensions, many Europeans, including Spaniards, are packing their bags for Morocco. The kingdom offers retirees an affordable cost of living as well as deep respect for the elderly.
Expected in April, the peak of Morocco’s blueberry harvest is struggling to materialize. Hit by severe weather and competing with Spain, the sector is facing plummeting volumes and declining prices.
The DGM announces significant thunderstorms, between 30 and 60 mm, accompanied by the risk of hail for this Wednesday. These precipitations mainly concern the provinces of Safi, Sidi Bennour and El Jadida between 11:30 and 23:00.
The depressions that struck the Kingdom in recent weeks caused the deaths of four people and displaced 188 000 residents in the provinces of Kénitra, Larache, Sidi Kacem and Sidi Slimane. Although 110 000 hectares were flooded, these intense rainfalls brought an end to a prolonged period of drought, triggering a radical transformation of the landscape.