HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyawi
As part of the proactive efforts aimed at reducing the risks of floods resulting from weather fluctuations and the rise in water levels in a number of valleys, Mohamed El Yaakoubi, the Wali of the Rabat-Salé-Kenitra region, accompanied by Abdelhamid El Mezid, the governor of the Kenitra province, today, Saturday, conducted a field inspection visit to the Oued Souirat-Mialo, which is under the jurisdiction of the fourteenth administrative annex of the city of Kenitra.
A number of territorial and security officials participated in this inspection tour, including the Pasha of the city, the head of the Al-Essam urban district, and the heads of the eleventh and fourteenth administrative annexes, in addition to representatives of the National Security, the Royal Gendarmerie, Civil Protection, and the specialized technical services, within the framework of a strict field coordination to closely monitor developments. The visit focused on the current situation of the valley, where the official delegation reviewed the preventive measures adopted, foremost of which were the establishment of sand barriers and the strengthening of protection means, following the noticeable rise in water levels, with the aim of avoiding any potential danger that could threaten the adjacent residential neighborhoods, especially in the Bab Fas area, which is under continuous field monitoring. The authorities also observed the level of mobilization and readiness shown by the various intervening teams, which continue their work continuously, day and night, to ensure the safety of citizens and protect their property. These efforts were widely appreciated by the residents, who praised the speed of intervention and the effectiveness of the measures taken. During this inspection, the Wali of the region and the governor of the province stressed the need to continue raising the level of vigilance, enhance coordination between the various concerned departments, in addition to closely monitoring the hydrological situation of the valley, and preparing for immediate intervention in the event of any developments. This visit falls within the framework of the proximity approach adopted by the territorial authorities, which makes the safety of the citizen a top priority, through permanent field presence and comprehensive mobilization to confront natural hazards, reflecting the spirit of responsibility and commitment in managing this exceptional circumstance.
