The prominent Mohammed VI Street, a vital artery located in Marrakech's renowned Agdal tourist area, is currently suffering from a persistent public lighting outage, transforming this essential facility into a dimly lit zone during the evening hours. This situation has raised significant concerns among both pedestrians and drivers who rely on the street for their daily commutes.
The company responsible for managing this sector, ‘Hadarat Al-Anwar’, is facing widespread criticism for its lack of timely intervention to repair the technical faults plaguing the lighting network on this street. The continuous absence of adequate lighting has become a pressing threat to road safety, particularly as the street connects key facilities and experiences heavy traffic throughout the day.
Numerous residents have voiced their concerns, indicating that the lack of visibility has created a genuine risk to public safety, as it fosters an environment conducive to theft and assaults. Recently, several individuals have fallen victim to criminal acts in the area, highlighting the urgent need for improvements in street lighting.
The local community is now urging responsible authorities to take immediate action to compel the company in charge to address the technical malfunctions and rehabilitate the lighting network on Mohammed VI Street. Such measures are essential to ensure the safety and security of pedestrians and citizens, facilitating their movement in one of the most significant tourist interfaces of the Red City.
As reported by daralkhabar.com.
