Morocco's Dam Levels Double After Significant Rainfall

Recent rainfall has significantly boosted Morocco's water reserves, causing dam levels to reach 12.9 billion cubic meters, marking a 101% annual increase.

12 Apr, 17:53 — 12 Apr, 17:53

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Morocco Dams Reach 12.9 Billion Cubic Meters After 101% Annual Rise

Recent rainfall has begun to ease pressure on Morocco’s water reserves, with dam levels rising sharply across much of the country. The post Morocco Dams Reach 12.9 Billion Cubic Meters After 101% Annual Rise appeared first on Morocco World News.

By Firdaous Naim

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Morocco's Dam Levels Double After Significant Rainfall

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Morocco Dams Reach 12.9 Billion Cubic Meters After 101% Annual Rise

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