This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Fez Office
The Al -lawiha roundabout of the Al -Rubaq Al -Fouki group of the Taza region suffers from a suffocating road crisis, which was exacerbated by recent precipitation, which caused the statement of the roads of roads, which Some have done some, in particular, the course leading to Kaydiya Sidi Marzouq is not completely used to use it.
This situation increases the anxiety of the population, in particular with regard to urgent conditions such as childbirth, heart disease and chronic diseases that require rapid medical intervention, which puts the lives of many people in danger.
In the light of these critical circumstances of the infrastructure, the aforementioned roundabout residents asked the responsible authorities to intervene urgently in the reform and the pave of the roads, in particular those which were not included in Catering projects (TOFNA). They also insist on the need to accelerate the implementation of a road project as a number of Willow, which connects the roundabout to the Al -Ruba Al -Fuqi group through the Babbia roundabout, because this project will improve the conditions of the movement of the population and alleviate their daily suffering.
Despite the correspondence and the repeated complaints addressed to the authorities concerned, no real response or tangible movement was recorded to solve this problem, which increased the frustration of the population and their anxiety for the future.
With the continuous deterioration of road infrastructure, the lives of many people, including children, patients and the elderly, remain in danger in the absence of practical solutions which guarantee them a safe and fluid movement.
The reality of the Al -lawiha roundabout requires immediate intervention to repair roads and finish projects in difficulty, to avoid more damage that threaten the lives of citizens. Will the responsible authorities move to save the situation, or will the suffering of the population continue to continue without solutions?
