فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Taounate – Residents of the Bab Jebah area, located on the border between the provinces of Taounate and Al Hoceima along National Road No. 8, continue to face significant hardship after a power outage that has lasted 17 days, following a malfunction of an electrical transformer, according to local community representatives.
The prolonged outage has affected more than 130 families, as well as several trades and small businesses that rely heavily on electricity, including blacksmithing, carpentry, mechanical workshops, and painting services. According to the same sources, the disruption has forced several workshops to suspend operations, causing financial losses for local professionals.
Local representatives added that residents’ living conditions have become increasingly difficult as the outage extends beyond two weeks, noting that the delay in restoring electricity has negatively impacted both daily life and the local economy.
They called on the Regional Multi-Services Company to intervene urgently to repair the damaged transformer and restore electricity as soon as possible, in order to end the difficulties faced by residents and business owners and re-establish essential public services.
The situation once again highlights the importance of ensuring the continuity of essential infrastructure services, particularly in rural and semi-rural areas, where prolonged electricity outages can severely affect daily life, economic activities, and public services.
Pending an official response from the competent authorities, residents continue to await the restoration of electricity after more than two weeks without power, while urging faster intervention to address faults affecting electrical networks and infrastructure, especially during the summer season.
Taounate: Power outage becomes a daily crisis as 130 families remain without electricity for more than two weeks
Taounate – Residents of the Bab Jebah area, located on the border between the provinces of Taounate and Al Hoceima along National Road No. 8, continue to experience severe hardship after a power outage that has lasted 17 days, following the failure of an electrical transformer, according to local community representatives.
According to the same sources, the prolonged outage has affected more than 130 families, along with several electricity-dependent businesses, including blacksmithing, carpentry, mechanical repair workshops, and painting services. The interruption has reportedly forced a number of workshops to suspend their activities, resulting in financial losses for local professionals.
Community representatives stated that residents’ living conditions have become increasingly difficult as the outage continues for more than two weeks, stressing that the delay in restoring electricity has disrupted both everyday life and the local economy.
They called on the Regional Multi-Services Company to urgently repair the damaged transformer and restore electricity as quickly as possible, bringing an end to the difficulties faced by residents and businesses while restoring essential services to the area.
The situation underscores the importance of maintaining reliable basic infrastructure, particularly in rural and semi-rural communities, where extended power outages can significantly affect daily life, economic activity, and access to essential services.
While awaiting an official response from the relevant authorities, residents continue to hope for the restoration of electricity after more than two weeks without power, urging a swift resolution to faults affecting the electricity network, especially during the summer season.
Source:Fès News Media
