This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
The Ras Al-Water group lives in the Nador region in light of the illegal exploitation and the organization of sand careers, which exposes the local environment to serious damage and contributes to the loss of enormous income which could have used the Treasury of the State.
Although the exploitation of careers is subject to strict laws, the lack of effective monitoring of the authorities concerned exacerbates the crisis and improves chaos in this sector.
Many actors in the water head benefit from organizational shortcomings and continue to extract sand at random, despite the laws established by the State to regulate this sector.
The lack of continuous monitoring has led to the erosion of coastal land and the destruction of environmental diversity, threatening environmental sustainability in the region.
The environmental crisis in the head of the water is exacerbated due to the destruction of coastal areas due to the blind exploitation of sand careers.
With the drop in censorship, the state loses enormous taxes of taxes and costs that have been generated by legal companies that adhere to controls.
This situation directly harms the national and local economy.
It is clear that there is a weakness in follow -up, although the authorities find it difficult to impose serious control over illegal careers. Some offenders sometimes have a window cover, which exacerbates the problem.
In addition, the lack of human and technical resources restricts the ability of the equipment to follow careers in all regions.
To deal with this environmental and economic crisis, the situation requires improving surveillance using modern technologies such as satellites and drones.
The most marked penalties for offenders must also be imposed and the activation of transparency in granting licenses and encouraging the sustainable exploitation of natural resources to preserve the rights of future generations.
Will the question remain: will the authorities move to save water from this blind and destructive exploitation, or will chaos continue to loot the sand? The solution lies in a strong political will and coordination between the different parties concerned to ensure sustainable and equitable exploitation of natural resources belonging to the region.
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