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 Sahel Sabra region of the city of Zayo, in the Nador region, is faced with a state of great anger among farmers due to the growing phenomenon of theft of theft, which constitutes a direct threat to their agricultural cultures and prevents their efforts to maintain their agricultural activity.
Although this phenomenon is not new in the region, it has recently experienced a significant increase, which has aroused general discontent among farmers who suffer from the difficulty of obtaining the water necessary to irrigate their cultures, in particular those whose land is located in the north of the Sabra plain.
According to available data, some farmers use water for irrigated orbit and convert it into murmurs that this service is not covered, which constitutes a violation of laws regulating the agricultural sector and increases the suffering of farmers who are faced with new challenges.
The sources of the Heba press note that these operations are not at random, but are organized by a well -known gang in the region, suspected of being involved in the direction of water towards certain areas in exchange for illegal money, where “royalties” are imposed on those who wish to obtain water outside the legal framework.
Despite the efforts made by the Regional Office for Agricultural Investment – Zayo Division, the phenomenon is still remarkably exacerbated, which raises questions about the effectiveness of the measures taken and requires strict intervention by all the authorities concerned to reduce these abuses.
For its part, those interested in local affairs have warned of the consequences of the continuation of these abuses, as they stressed that the continuous flight of water could lead to catastrophic repercussions in the agricultural sector of the Sahel Sabra region and can exacerbate social tensions between farmers.
Several parties concerned have called for the need to strengthen control and take strict measures to combat this phenomenon, in order to protect farmers’ rights in obtaining fairly and organized water water, and ensuring the sustainability of agricultural activity in the Sahel Sabra region of the city of Zayo.
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