The city is crumbling under garbage

A most paradoxical situation in Sidi Bennour. The capital of the Doukkala, which wants to be as competitive as the major cities of the Kingdom, still finds itself incapable of getting rid of its household waste. While waiting for better days, waste piles up at street corners.The observation does not date from today. Citizens, however, agree to regret the good old days when each neighbourhood had its own collection attendant. They also agree that the city no longer deserves its name of city, because it continues to crumble under household waste: foul odours, polluted water in shanty towns and other popular neighbourhoods, waste littering the sidewalks and roads, etc. Inhabitants must avoid obstacles and hold their noses to circulate in certain neighbourhoods of the city. Certain streets, near the headquarters of the Imam Ghazali high school in the Karia city or the Souk Atlat square, are…