Issues Emerge Shortly After Allal El Fassi Street Expansion Completion
Just a few weeks have passed since the completion of the expansion works on Allal El Fassi Street in the Dawoodi neighborhood of Marrakech, yet troubling issues have already surfaced. Observations indicate significant losses of irrigation water due to damage sustained by the pipes designated for watering the green spaces. These pipes are part of the network responsible for irrigating the extensive green areas situated between two roads along Allal El Fassi Street. The damage has led to water leakage, resulting in the wastage of this vital resource, all of this occurring less than a month after a lengthy construction period.
This recent development has raised questions regarding the quality of the work completed and the adherence to standards concerning the various networks and equipment associated with the green spaces during the street expansion project. There are concerns that ongoing irrigation water leakage could exacerbate the situation, particularly given the critical role this network plays in supplying necessary water to maintain the green areas. Furthermore, the leaked water could potentially impact the surroundings of the construction site and the adjacent infrastructure.
Residents and users of Allal El Fassi Street are calling for urgent intervention from the relevant authorities to investigate the cause of the pipe damage and to address the issue promptly to prevent further water wastage. This is particularly pressing as the affected equipment was only recently installed, just weeks prior. The emergence of this problem soon after the completion of the expansion project reignites the discussion about the need for thorough monitoring and follow-up on new construction works to ensure the integrity of all associated installations and networks.
As reported by marrakech7.com.
