HIBAPRESS – Fikri Ouldali
Residents of the Bou Tawal neighborhood in the Tarjist area of Al Hoceima province have been living for about five years with a disturbing situation in one of the neighborhood's streets, which has become a daily source of concern for residents and passersby, especially children who are forced to use this path under conditions that raise increasing fears for their safety.
Despite the years that have passed since this problem was raised, the street, according to the testimonies of the neighborhood's residents, still needs repair and rehabilitation. This has led the residents to renew their appeal to the responsible authorities to intervene and put an end to this prolonged situation.
The residents demand a practical and urgent solution, and the inclusion of street repair among the priorities to avoid any potential accidents, especially since the safety of passersby and children remains a collective responsibility that requires dealing with it with the necessary seriousness.
The residents of the neighborhood believe that five years of waiting are enough to reiterate this call, expressing their hope that their demand will be met and that the concerned authorities will take action to end their suffering and rehabilitate the street in a way that ensures safer and more secure conditions for everyone.
The question remains: Will the responsible authorities intervene to end the suffering of the residents of the Bou Tawal neighborhood in Tarjist and put an end to a situation whose repair has been long awaited?
