Boulemane: The water level of the Skoura Dam rose to 50% after heavy rains, and traffic was alerted on Regional Road 5109.

The regional road 5109 between Boulemane and Skoura has witnessed a significant increase in the flow of the tributaries of the Sebou River, leading to a rise in the water level of the Skoura/M’daz Dam and its partial filling in recent days.

Local sources confirmed that the water level in the dam has reached approximately 50%, a positive indicator reflecting the impact of recent rains that have flooded various regions across Morocco with considerable amounts. These rains have helped compensate for part of the water deficit experienced during previous periods, enhancing the potential benefits of the dams in supporting agriculture and providing water to residents.

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These developments come amid close monitoring by local authorities and specialized forces to ensure the stability of the dam and maintain safe traffic on regional road 5109, which connects the cities of Boulemane and Skoura, especially with the rising water levels in the Sebou River.

Residents and travelers along these routes are advised to exercise caution and follow safety instructions during their movements, especially with forecasts predicting continued rainfall in several areas across Morocco in the coming days.