Tangier Cemetery Burial Fees Spark Outrage 10000 Dirhams
In Tangier, indignation is mounting over the exorbitant fees required to bury a loved one at Souani cemetery. Families denounce an unjustified financial burden in a climate of complete administrative opacity.
In these moments of vulnerability, households are being asked to pay between 8,000 and 10,000 dirhams to secure a burial plot. This financial requirement transforms a simple right to burial into an expensive transaction. This situation raises citizens’ bewilderment, who openly question the true beneficiaries of these collections.
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The identity of the site’s true decision-maker remains unclear. While some point to the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs, the municipality formally denies any direct responsibility in this matter. At the heart of this confusion, the association administering the site invokes the status of soulaliyate lands to justify its management method, according to Alyaoum24.
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This meager argument does not calm local anger. Faced with growing doubts, voices are rising to demand immediate intervention by competent authorities through an official investigation.
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