Flash floods kill dozens in Moroccan town of Safi
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- Flash floods in the coastal town of Safi, Morocco, on December 14 have resulted in significant destruction, affecting at least 70 homes and businesses, and leading to dozens of fatalities and injuries. This incident marks the deadliest flooding disaster in the region in over a decade, raising urgent concerns about the impact of severe weather on communities already suffering from drought conditions.
- The flooding in Safi highlights the vulnerability of Moroccan towns to extreme weather events, exacerbated by climate change and inadequate infrastructure. The loss of life and property underscores the need for improved disaster preparedness and response strategies in the region.
- This disaster is part of a troubling trend in Morocco, where severe weather events, including flash floods and building collapses, have raised alarms about public safety and structural integrity. The recent incidents reflect ongoing challenges in urban planning and disaster management, prompting calls for urgent reforms to protect communities from future calamities.
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