Moroccan City Cracks Down on Noisy Wedding Celebrations

Following complaints from residents of Ksar El Kebir, the city’s pasha has taken measures to limit the disorder caused by the organization of wedding parties and tents set up in streets and neighborhoods.
The cries of Ksar El Kebir residents, who suffer from the nuisance caused by loudspeakers and fireworks accompanying the organization of wedding parties and the installation of tents in streets and neighborhoods, have been heard. The pasha of Ksar El Kebir has made a new decision in this regard, which is based on the content of municipal decree No. 41 published in June 2013, concerning the closure of halls at midnight and the stopping of loudspeakers after this time. It also prohibits the use of fireworks and firecrackers inside and outside the halls.
A decision welcomed by the residents of Ksar El Kebir. They believe that this measure, which they consider judicious, will contribute to improving the general atmosphere in the city. This is also the case in many cities in Morocco, which complain of the same nuisances, especially during summer holidays when many families organize wedding parties.
Related Articles
-
French Women Busted: 20 Kilos of Hashish Seized at Morocco-Ceuta Border
25 June 2025
-
From World Cup Glory to Moroccan Oasis: Christophe Dugarry’s New Life and Earthquake Response
25 June 2025
-
Coastal Morocco Braces for Tourism Boom: 80% Hotel Occupancy Expected This Summer
25 June 2025
-
Morocco’s Ambitious Road Expansion: 300km of Expressways Under Construction, 900km More Planned
25 June 2025
-
French Tourist Jailed in Marrakech for False Theft Claim Against Airport Security
25 June 2025