Storm 'Charles' Hits Moroccan Cities, Causing Casualties and Damage
Several Moroccan cities experienced severe weather conditions due to the 'Charles' depression, resulting in casualties and infrastructure damage.
Multiple cities across Morocco were struck by strong winds on Wednesday as the 'Charles' weather depression approached the region.
Meteorological stations recorded wind speeds ranging from 60 to 100 kilometers per hour, peaking at 107 kilometers per hour at Casablanca Airport.
The storm caused a school wall to collapse in the city of Sale, resulting in one fatality and one injury. Additionally, several neighborhoods in Casablanca experienced temporary power outages.
Weather forecasts indicate that rainfall will continue through Thursday and Friday, with conditions expected to stabilize gradually starting this Saturday.