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Aerial Drones Deployed in Search for Missing as Floods Devastate Morocco's Tata Region
In the aftermath of catastrophic floods that have engulfed the Tata region of southeastern Morocco, authorities are using helicopters and drones to aid in the search for missing persons. The floods, which have severely impacted the Oukrada area of Smouken within the Tamanart community, have left multiple casualties and widespread devastation in their wake.
Torrential rains caused rivers to overflow, severely hindering ground rescue efforts. Local sources report that the flooding has complicated the search, with many areas rendered inaccessible due to the surging waters. Despite these challenges, a formal delegation from Tata province attempted to reach the disaster zone but was delayed by the flooding of the Tamanart River.
As helicopters and drones scour the affected area, authorities remain committed to locating the missing and providing much-needed relief to the residents. With power outages and communication breakdowns plaguing the region, residents have voiced concerns about the slow response from government officials and the lack of critical updates.
The community, still grappling with the effects of the floods, continues to call for immediate action to ensure the safety and well-being of those impacted. As the floodwaters rise, the urgent need for a comprehensive disaster response plan becomes ever more evident.
