HIBAPRESS
Water resources in a number of dams in the Kingdom have witnessed an increase during the past 24 hours, especially in the north of the Kingdom, where various increases in water inflows have been recorded, which has reflected positively on the filling rates in a number of dams, according to data issued by the "Alma Dialna" platform.
In the province of Larache, the Wadi al-Makhazin dam recorded the highest increase in water resources, reaching 12.1 million cubic meters, bringing its filling rate to 76.5%, which enhances the water storage in this vital dam. In the Rabat region, the Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah dam saw an increase in its water resources of 6.3 million cubic meters, bringing the filling rate to 79.7%, which reflects a continuously improving water situation. Also in the Larache region, the Dar Khrofa dam recorded an increase of 5.9 million cubic meters, with a filling rate of 14.4%. As for the province of Tetouan, the Cherif Al Idrissi dam witnessed an increase of 4.9 million cubic meters, raising the filling rate to 94.5%. In the Tangier-Assilah region, the Ibn Battuta dam saw an increase in water inflows of 3.3 million cubic meters, bringing the filling rate to 60.7%. In the Tetouan region, the Kharroub dam recorded an increase of 2.7 million cubic meters, with a filling rate of 55.1%. This data reflects a continuous improvement in water resources in a number of dams, which contributes to supporting water storage and improving the situation of water resources in various regions.
