HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyaoui
The city of Kenitra is currently experiencing a noticeable rise in the water level of the Sebou River this Saturday-Sunday night, especially on the city's Corniche, coinciding with heavy rainfall that has been affecting the region for hours.
Field data indicates that the water level has risen rapidly, leading to the inundation of parts of the Corniche, amidst an atmosphere of caution among residents and road users, as the rainfall continues. As soon as this situation was recorded, local authorities and specialized services raised the level of alert, with enhanced field monitoring around the river and precautionary measures taken to ensure the safety of citizens, along with the organization of traffic in the sections near the affected areas. Authorities have also urged citizens to exercise caution and avoid approaching the banks of the Sebou River during this period, until the weather conditions improve and the hydrological situation stabilizes. These developments come in the context of climate fluctuations in the Rabat-Salé-Kenitra region, where the competent authorities continue to closely monitor the situation, within the framework of a proactive approach aimed at protecting lives and property.
