Keywords: Public safety
In the heart of Morocco, as the Islamic holiday of Ashura approaches, a bittersweet atmosphere permeates the air. While the occasion traditionally commemorates divine intervention and martyrdom, a troubling trend has emerged in recent years, casting a shadow over the celebrations. The streets echo with......
In a bid to enhance urban security measures, the city of Tanger is embarking on an ambitious project to strengthen its video surveillance network. With an impressive investment of 56 million dirhams, the city, located at the Strait of Gibraltar, will see the installation of 533 state-of-the-art surveillance......
The tragic death of Ruby Garcia, a Michigan woman allegedly killed by her undocumented partner, has become a focal point for former President Donald Trump's political agenda. While Garcia's case initially received minimal national attention, Trump seized upon it to bolster his hardline stance......
According to a recent survey conducted by Moroccan market research firm Sunergia, an overwhelming 82% of Moroccans reported feeling safe in public spaces, marking a notable 17-point increase from 2019. The survey delved into the nuances of public safety perceptions, revealing that men (84%) felt marginally......
The Directorate General of National Security (DGSN) in Morocco has recently revealed its decision to promote an impressive total of 7,513 police officers for the fiscal year 2023. This move represents a substantial increase in the promotion rate, soaring to 66.02%, a remarkable leap from the preceding......
In a decisive move to prioritize public safety, the Ministry of Health and Social Protection in Morocco has issued a strict order for the immediate recall of the Equispon hemostatic gelatin sponge, manufactured by Equimedical BV, from the market. Aziz Mrabti, the Director of Medicines and Pharmacy,......
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