Local Authorities in Amzmiz to provide mobile classrooms for affected villages

Local authorities in Amzmiz announced plans to use the mobile housing units recently provided by an association to establish mobile classrooms for the benefit of affected villages. 

The authorities  praised the civil and community efforts, acknowledging them as a testament to the Moroccan spirit. However, they emphasize that schools are also among the essential needs of these areas.

Local authorities revealed ongoing coordination efforts among the most affected communities to ensure that the children of these areas have access to education. Most of their schools were destroyed by the recent earthquake.

The same source said that providing 12 or more mobile units for housing the affected population could potentially lead to chaos asserting that authorities should not favor some residents over others by granting them mobile homes while others receive tents only. 

The academic year is at risk of being wasted, and as a result, there is close coordination with official and non-governmental organizations to ensure that contributions reach those in need. 

These mobile units are expected to serve as educational hubs during this period.

Earlier this morning, a group of trucks loaded with mobile units, numbering 12 and covering an area of more than 18 square meters each, were stationed at the entrance of Amzmiz. 

This move comes at the behest of local authorities, who are considering their deployment for educational purposes to accommodate children and students whose schools have been damaged or destroyed. 

Hespress AR contacted the manufacturer of these units which confirmed that the shipment received represents only the first batch, with another batch likely to arrive tomorrow. 

The units are intended for housing, with the association that acquired them planning to distribute them accordingly.

The director of the manufacturing company stated that these units are resistant to winds, rain, and snow but do not have built-in toilets. 

One of the association members told Hespress AR that the local authorities refused to distribute the units to the residents, citing concerns about potential chaos and discrimination. 

The current focus is on helping everyone affected by this earthquake that has unified Moroccans, as they come together to support each other through these difficult times.