This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Oujda
The Mohammed dam against the Nador region this afternoon on Saturday March 29, witnessed a tragic accident in which two brothers, 17 and 19, were killed, after drowned in front of the attention of their father.
According to informed sources, the father took his son to a picnic at the dam, where the youngest son wanted to swim, but he was stuck in the deep mud. His older brother tried to save him by jumping in the water, but he drowned in turn in a tragic scene in front of their father.
Immediately after receiving the communication, the civil protection elements of the center of Zayo rushed to the place, where they were difficult to recover the two bodies of the center of the mud.
The two brothers, the two brothers, who are from the Awlad Othman roundabout in Hassi Berkane, were transferred to the dead warehouse of the Al-Hassani regional hospital in Nador.
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