Diverse News from Morocco: From Mysterious Natural Phenomena to Health and Security Issues

In a comprehensive news report, we review the most prominent events that Morocco has recently witnessed:

Mysterious Phenomenon in Azilal: The Tinkarf pastures in Azilal province witnessed a strange phenomenon of dense white smoke emanating from ground cracks. Local authorities and forestry officials rushed to investigate the matter, amid varying speculations from local residents about the causes of the phenomenon.

Pharmacists Demand Regulation of Drug Distribution: The Confederation of Moroccan Pharmacists’ Unions warned against the unregulated distribution of free drug samples, especially those classified as psychotropic substances, calling for adherence to drug distribution laws to ensure citizen safety.

Strict Measures Against Infiltration to Ceuta: Moroccan judicial authorities decided to take strict measures against attempts to infiltrate the occupied city of Ceuta by sea, in response to the increase of this phenomenon among minors and youth.

Infrastructure and Health Problems: Some areas suffer from infrastructure problems, such as the collapse of electricity poles in Taounate province. A human rights association also demanded the establishment of a local hospital in Sidi Zouine. In a related context, the problem of shortage of LEVOTHYROX, a medication for thyroid deficiency, has resurfaced.

Health and Security Warnings: The fisheries sector warned against consuming mussels in the Essaouira region due to toxin levels exceeding acceptable standards. There were also reports of widespread sheep theft in the markets of Khouribga province.

Water Conservation Measures: Authorities in Casablanca announced the start of monitoring traditional hammams and car wash facilities to ensure their compliance with the decision to close for three days a week, as part of efforts to conserve water resources.

These diverse events reflect the various challenges facing the Kingdom of Morocco in the areas of health, security, environment, and infrastructure, and highlight the efforts made by authorities and civil society to address these issues.

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