Carrot farmers drain the water of Berrechid Province in Morocco

Published 2022년 9월 12일

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Farmers in the Berrechid region are being condemned for preparing agricultural land for the upcoming season, disregarding government decisions to preserve the water bed and overusing groundwater for irrigation. This has led to the depletion of the water bed and issues for neighboring residents. The National Association for the Defense of Human Rights in Morocco has received complaints and is urging officials to address these concerns. The association has also criticized the absence of monitoring by local and regional authorities and the Benslimane Water Basin Agency.
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Bershid: Mustafa Afif Collective activities of the Mubarakiya and Jagma groups in the Berrechid region expressed their condemnation of the failure of the responsible authorities to stop the preparation of tens of hectares of vast agricultural land by island farmers in preparation for the upcoming agricultural season, ignoring the decisions taken by the government in order to preserve the water bed, as well as the legalization and rationalization of good use. of groundwater in irrigation, despite the numerous complaints received by the local authorities and the Water Basin Agency to stop the depletion of the water bed, which some farmers innovated by creating reserve water basins and bringing water to fill them through channels from a number of wells, despite the exposure of the neighboring residents. Said Belfatmi, President of the National Association for the Defense of Human Rights in Morocco, the regional branch of Berrechid, explained that the association receives a number of ...

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