Abdelhamid Ait Tchine, a Moroccan barber in Madrid, has dedicated himself to helping others, offering free haircuts and support to flood survivors in Valencia as a form of therapy. Once a vulnerable minor migrant in Spain, he now owns a successful barbershop and uses his skills to give back to those in need.
Moroccan residents in Spain and other European countries quickly stepped forward to provide assistance to those affected by the unprecedented floods that hit Spain's Valencia region at the end of last October.
The Moroccan consulate in Valencia confirmed that seven Moroccans have died and eight remain missing due to the floods in Spain’s Valencia province. Morocco has sent rescue teams and equipment to assist in relief efforts, which have been positively received by both the Moroccan community and Spanish authorities.
The «Appeal of Tata» Committee has filed a complaint against the Moroccan State with the Administrative Court, in order to classify the Tata floods as a natural disaster and thus allow the victims to benefit from compensation for the consequences of the floods that caused heavy damage.