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Published on: 02/05/2026 - 10:00

Morocco on Wednesday urged residents of areas at risk of flooding in the country's northwestern plains to leave immediately, amid increasing risks due to heavy rains, rising river levels, and the release of more water from full dams. According to the Ministry of Interior, the number of those evacuated by the authorities reached 108,432 people. Official data showed that rainfall in Morocco rose 215 percent over last year and 54 percent above the historical average. Officials are particularly concerned about the Wadi al-Makhzen Dam near the Qasr al-Kabir area, which is operating at 146 percent of capacity after weeks of heavy rain.

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