HIBAPRESS- A. Mahyaoui
The waters of the Ouergha River and the Sebou River are witnessing a gradual rise in their levels, according to locally circulated data, which necessitates caution and vigilance, especially among residents living near the watercourses, in anticipation of any potential developments that could pose a risk to the safety of citizens and their property.
In this context, calls are increasing for citizens, particularly families residing along the banks of the two rivers, to monitor the developments of the water situation and take necessary precautions, while ensuring children are kept away from the riverbanks and water channels to avoid any accidents that may result from approaching them.
The importance of staying alert and avoiding crossing road sections or pathways that may be submerged by water is also highlighted, and not to risk traveling through points experiencing a rise in water levels or strong currents.
Field monitoring by the competent authorities, along with adherence to safety directives issued by local authorities and civil defense services, remain essential measures to mitigate potential risks, especially in areas adjacent to watercourses.
Faced with this situation, the safety of citizens remains a top priority, requiring the enhancement of collective awareness and the exercise of responsibility, pending the issuance of accurate official data regarding the evolution of water levels and the assessment of the risk level in the affected areas.
