By Mohamed Manfalouti – HIBAPRESS
Paintings are drawn, lessons are taught, and human experiences will be narrated by history about the stances of Moroccans in the midst of crises…
No one denies the efforts made by my compatriots with all their military, security, civil, and associative formations and all citizens, (no one denies that) except a denier… To be honest, the disaster of the floods in Ksar El Kebir revealed an unprecedented humanitarian wave.
After the residents were rescued from the specter of drowning and certain death under the slogan "zero casualties", and after they were evacuated in buses, trains, and free means of transportation, and after the right of the displaced children to resume their classes in reception institutions was confirmed, and after air and land operations were launched to distribute aid, it was the turn of what remained inside the city "street by street, house by house, neighborhood by neighborhood…."
After a careful survey, it was the turn of the city's animals, stray cats and dogs, where social media users published pictures of security patrols feeding cats, a picture that caught the attention of the free world…
People, we have said it more than once, and we repeat it aloud and with an open face, that Moroccans, as usual and at every crisis, you find them united from Tangier to El Gouira, organizing convoys and extending their hands in sacrifice with all the strength they have, and in the disaster of the Al Haouz earthquake we have the conclusive evidence..
