فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
In a highly concerning development, the Narjis Grand Roundabout in the Saïs district has become an area overrun and dominated by stray dogs, whose numbers are increasing rapidly.
These dogs are becoming more aggressive, especially during nighttime hours. This phenomenon is causing fear among residents, who are feeling unsafe when moving around the area or even within their homes, as reports of dogs approaching houses and threatening pedestrians and vehicles rise.
A Real Nighttime Threat: Dogs Rule the Streets
At night, the area surrounding the Narjis Roundabout transforms into what some residents describe as a “no-go zone,” as there are genuine concerns about encountering stray dogs that move in packs and exhibit aggressive behavior toward anyone who comes near. Some residents describe the situation as “unsafe,” with frequent incidents of dogs chasing cars and pedestrians, prompting many to avoid going out at night unless absolutely necessary.
Ongoing Appeals: Will the Authorities Act?
Despite repeated calls from residents to local authorities in the Saïs district, no concrete action has been taken so far. Residents are frustrated by the lack of response to their warnings, especially since these dogs pose a direct threat to their safety. Some fear serious incidents may occur if action isn’t taken quickly.
More Than Just a Nuisance: Public Health at Risk
In addition to the physical danger posed by the stray dogs, there are also health concerns, as the presence of such a large number of stray animals could potentially spread infectious diseases like rabies, putting the lives of residents—especially children—at risk.
Will the Authorities Step In?
Residents are hoping for swift intervention from local authorities, whether through capturing these dogs or adopting sustainable solutions to deal with the phenomenon.
Will the necessary actions be taken before the situation escalates into a real disaster?
Source: Fes News
