Torrential rains caused severe flooding in northern Morocco, particularly in Ksar El Kebir, have prompted authorities to evacuate nearly 144,000 people and implement wide-ranging preventive measures. The swift response reflects years of institutional reforms and a national strategy which prioritizes anticipating, reducing, and managing natural disaster risks, rather than reacting only after disasters occur.
Morocco is on high alert as Storm Francis, a potent Atlantic disturbance, approaches, bringing strong winds, heavy rainfall, and snowfall to several regions from Friday. Authorities have issued red and orange-level alerts, urging citizens to exercise caution and prepare for potential disruptions as the storm peaks on Saturday.
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