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HIBAPRESS – Tetouan
An error in the Amazigh language on a sign affixed above the Tetouan Regional Hospital of Specializations has sparked a wave of dissatisfaction and criticism among citizens and local actors.
Activists described the error as "serious," as the sign incorrectly referred to the health institution, misnaming it as "Regional Hospital for Singers." Followers considered that this error reflects negatively on the image of the hospital as a sensitive public facility, and undermines the status of the Amazigh language, which the Moroccan constitution recognizes as an official language alongside Arabic, imposing precision and rigor in its use within public spaces and institutions.
