The Moroccan Ministry of Equipment and Water has confirmed that no damage resulted from the earthquake in Ouezzane affecting road infrastructure or water installations. Comprehensive surveys were conducted to assess the situation, and the Ministry stated that no significant impacts were reported.
The Ministry of Equipment and Water of Morocco reported that there has been no damage to road infrastructure or water installations following the recent earthquake in the province of Ouezzane. This assessment came after local officials conducted thorough surveys to gauge the impact of the seismic event. The earthquake, which registered a magnitude of 5.2 on the Richter scale, struck the region at 11:48 p.m. local time, with its epicenter located in the commune of Brikcha.
In a press release issued on Tuesday, the Ministry confirmed that evaluations were carried out by both its central and territorial departments. They surveyed the road network and water infrastructure not only in Ouezzane but also in adjacent provinces. The Ministry emphasized that no reports of damage have been documented to date, suggesting that the infrastructure remained intact despite the tremor.
In conclusion, the Ministry of Equipment and Water has assured the public that the earthquake in Ouezzane did not result in damage to essential infrastructure. Ongoing evaluations confirm that both road and water systems remain operational. This reflects the resilience of Morocco’s infrastructure in the face of seismic activity.
Original Source: en.yabiladi.com
