At least 21 people have been killed and 32 injured after sudden flash floods struck Morocco’s Atlantic coastal province of Safi following an hour of intense rainfall. Authorities confirmed the casualties on Sunday, noting that most of the injured have since been discharged from hospitals. The downpour inundated more than 70 homes and shops in Safi’s old city, swept away vehicles, and damaged several roads, disrupting transport routes across the port area.
Local residents described the event as devastating, with one calling it “a black day.” The Moroccan weather service has forecast further heavy rainfall across the country through Tuesday, marking a dramatic shift after seven years of severe drought. Emergency teams continue rescue and recovery operations amid fears of additional flooding.
The incident highlights Morocco’s growing vulnerability to extreme weather events linked to climate variability. Authorities are expected to review urban drainage systems and disaster preparedness as rainfall patterns become increasingly unpredictable.
আমার দেশ অনলাইন মরক্কোর আটলান্টিক উপকূলীয় প্রদেশ সাফিতে মুষলধারে বৃষ্টিপাতের ফলে সৃষ্ট আকস্মিক বন্যায় কমপক্ষে ২১ জন মারা গেছেন। আহত হয়েছেন আরো ৩২ জন। রোববার এক বিবৃতিতে একথা জানিয়েছে মরক্কো কর্তৃপক্ষ। খবর টিআরটি ওয়ার্ল্ডের। আহত ৩২ জনের মধ্যে বেশিরভ
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