Morocco’s dam reserves drop amid rising summer temperatures
Water Woes: Moroccan Dams Reach Critical Levels Amidst Scorching Summer
Reservoirs Plummeting, Raising Alarm Bells
Water levels in Morocco's dams have plunged since June, sparking fresh anxieties about water scarcity across the nation. Ministry of Equipment and Water data released Wednesday reveals a stark reality: as of August 6th, Moroccan dams collectively held just 5.89 billion cubic meters, significantly less than previous years.
A Dire Situation Unfolds
"This situation requires immediate attention," warned a ministry spokesperson, highlighting the urgent need for water conservation measures and drought-resistant agricultural practices. Experts predict further declines as scorching summer temperatures persist, putting immense pressure on already strained water resources.