HIBAPRESS – c. Mahyaoui
In the context of field mobilization to address the repercussions of floods and weather fluctuations that several regions have witnessed in recent days, the governor of Kenitra province, Abdelhamid El Mezouar, supervised this Wednesday morning, the organization of a large-scale relief operation for the benefit of affected families, within the framework of proactive interventions aimed at reducing the effects of natural disasters and ensuring the safety of the population.
According to data received by the newspaper, a large number of trucks loaded with humanitarian aid were mobilized during this operation, including food items, tents, mattresses, and blankets, coming from different Moroccan cities, which were directed to shelter centers in the affected areas, especially Al-Hamasis and the commune of Amer As-Suflia.
Storing Aid in the Prefecture's Garage in Case of Emergencies
In an organizational step to ensure readiness and speed of intervention, all aid was collected and stored in the Kenitra Prefecture's garage in anticipation of any potential emergency, before starting its distribution to beneficiaries, ensuring the preservation of the quality of equipment and facilities in suitable conditions, and facilitating its delivery to affected families in a timely manner.
Tight Coordination and Logistical Security to Facilitate the Operation
The relief operation was carried out, according to the same source, with tight coordination between various departments, under the direct supervision of the prefecture's departments, led by the Secretary-General, Mr. Abdelhafid El Baghdadi, with the participation of local authorities, in addition to comprehensive security from the auxiliary forces at the 12th administrative annex, to ensure the passage of trucks in safe conditions and facilitate unloading and distribution operations without obstacles.
Official Mobilization to Reduce the Effects of Natural Disasters
This initiative reflects, according to those following local affairs, the level of alert and organization shown by the Kenitra prefecture in dealing with exceptional situations, by unifying efforts between various interveners, and activating rapid intervention mechanisms to ensure that support reaches its recipients in the shortest possible time.
The operation also falls within an approach aimed at reducing the social and humanitarian damage caused by floods, and strengthening preventive and proactive measures to protect the population, especially in areas that have recorded a rise in water levels and damage to some homes and structures.
