The carnage on Moroccan roads continues. Three people were killed and one was injured in a road accident that occurred yesterday, Wednesday, near the city of Tan-Tan , in southern Morocco.
The work on the Tan-Tan to Laâyoune section, included in the construction of the Tiznit-Dakhla expressway, is 80% complete.
More than 4.5 tons of drugs and psychotropics were destroyed on Tuesday in Tan-Tan as part of the fight against drugs in Morocco.
The commune of El Ouatia (province of Tan-Tan) will very soon be equipped with an economic activity zone in order to give new impetus to the local socio-economic dynamic and efforts to attract more investment at the level of this province.
Moroccan security forces reportedly arrested and displaced sub-Saharan migrants present in Laâyoune. Among them were pregnant women and children, who arrived on May 7. Voices are rising to denounce violations of migrants’ rights.
The news came on Wednesday, December 30. Hassan Abdelkhalki, governor of the province of Tan Tan, died at the age of 63 from Covid-19.
A sentence of 4 months in prison and a fine of 500 dirhams were handed down against a man and an official. They were accused of polygamy for the former and forgery of an official document for the latter.
Four individuals suspected of being linked to a criminal network were arrested on Tuesday by the judicial brigade elements of the city of Tan-Tan. This arrest was made on the basis of precise information provided by the services of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST).
A significant quantity of chira, or 02 tons and 988 kilograms, was seized by the judicial police elements of the city of Tan-Tan. This important seizure was made thanks to information provided by the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST) .
The judicial police of the provincial security district of Tan-Tan has carried out a major crackdown. On Friday morning, it proceeded to the arrest of six individuals for their alleged links with a criminal network active in the international trafficking of drugs, psychotropic substances, and attempted voluntary manslaughter with a firearm.
A rather strange fact in Tan-Tan, in southern Morocco. Two men were arrested in flagrante delicto in a cemetery in the city while burying talismans and other ritual objects. They are accused of having practiced witchcraft rites.
Three individuals were arrested by the national security elements in Tan-Tan. They would be involved in a case of public drunkenness and damage to public property, endangering the lives of others.