Morocco Earthquake Leaves Infrastructure and Water Services Unharmed
The province of Ouezzane experienced a 5.2 magnitude earthquake that struck at 11:48 p.m. local time, with no reported damage to road infrastructure or water installations. Assessments conducted by the Ministry of Equipment and Water confirmed the integrity of these services post-earthquake.
The recent earthquake that struck the province of Ouezzane, measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale, did not result in any reported damage to road infrastructure or water installations. According to the Ministry of Equipment and Water, thorough assessments conducted by both central and territorial departments revealed that the road network and water systems were unaffected by the seismic activity.
The earthquake occurred at 11:48 p.m. local time, with its epicenter located in the commune of Brikcha within Ouezzane. Following the tremor, officials promptly undertook investigations to determine any potential impacts on local infrastructure. The Ministry confirmed that “no damage has been reported to road infrastructure or water installations.”
The collaborative efforts of the Ministry’s teams highlight the importance of preparedness and rapid response in the face of natural disasters, ensuring that critical infrastructure remains intact. The positive outcome of these evaluations promotes confidence among residents regarding the safety of their essential services after the earthquake events.
In summary, the Ministry of Equipment and Water has verified that the earthquake in Ouezzane did not cause any damage to local road infrastructure or water installations. This assurance is reinforced by thorough assessments conducted shortly after the tremor, underscoring the resilience of the region’s essential services in the face of natural seismic activity.
Original Source: en.yabiladi.com
