This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Saeed Al Harithi from Madrid
After more than 30 trucks and 74 members of national rescue teams under the supervision of Civil Protection arrived in the Spanish city of Valencia to help clean streets and waterways damaged by recent flooding, the team Moroccan continues to amaze the Spanish authorities and civil society with its operation day and night, despite the difficult conditions due to mud and road closures.
Many Spanish newspapers, which followed the situation in the affected areas, praised the efforts made by the Moroccan team, emphasizing that the Spanish intervention teams are not responsible for carrying out this serious and committed work.
In this regard, the Spanish newspaper El Pais wrote in an article by journalist Luis Enrique Velasco, entitled “Desert soldiers work without time to rest or eat”, emphasizing that these soldiers assumed the responsibility of helping their Spanish brothers.
In an interview with Heba Press, one of the Moroccan crew members, SD, said: “We are here to help our Spanish brothers, and our comfort lies in the return of things to the way they were, and we apply the instructions of our master, may God grant him victory.
Praise followed one after another in the Spanish written and written press, with barely a paragraph devoid of praise and appreciation for this Moroccan team, which impressed all Spanish officials, including Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who devoted part of his speech to thanking His Majesty King Mohammed VI and the team working in Valencia.
As for civil society, it expressed its gratitude to the National Recovery Team through the songs it chanted while looking at these soldiers on the ground: “Valencia thanks you”.
