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A tree stands in the flood fields by the Sebou River in Oulad Slama municipality near Kenitra, Morocco, Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026.

Video. Floods and landslides disrupt daily life in northern Morocco

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Authorities in northern Morocco have mobilised emergency resources as heavy rainfall caused flooding in Kenitra and landslides cutting roads in the Chefchaouen area.

Heavy rainfall has affected several parts of northern Morocco, prompting emergency measures in flood- and landslide-prone areas.

In Kenitra, authorities mobilised emergency services, local officials and volunteers to support residents and protect livestock as flood risks increased.

Efforts included reinforcing vulnerable areas, clearing drainage channels and transporting animals to safer locations, while barley was distributed to farmers to support livestock.

In the Chefchaouen region, heavy rain triggered landslides that cut roads, leading authorities to redirect traffic and issue travel advisories.

Residents were urged to remain vigilant and follow official instructions as severe weather alerts remained in place.

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