In a concerted effort to combat the rampant issue of illegal construction and to safeguard public property while ensuring compliance with urban planning regulations, a mixed committee conducted a large-scale demolition operation on Thursday, June 11, 2026. This initiative targeted several structures and facilities in various neighborhoods under the jurisdiction of the Saada commune and leadership.
The operation resulted in the demolition and removal of a total of 323 illegal buildings and installations, which encompassed various forms of violations and constructions erected without legal authorization. This decisive action aligns with the strict enforcement of existing laws and regulations governing urban planning and land use.
A significant mobilization of various authorities, including local officials, auxiliary forces, the Royal Gendarmerie, and civil protection units, was observed during this operation. They were equipped with necessary logistical support and machinery to ensure the effective execution of the intervention phases.
The operation was carried out under favorable conditions, characterized by meticulous coordination among all involved parties, while maintaining adherence to applicable legal and regulatory provisions.
It is essential to consider providing housing alternatives for the affected individuals prior to any demolition. Such measures are vital to uphold order and respect for the law in construction activities. Illegal construction poses serious challenges to infrastructure, and it must be halted. While the law should be applied rigorously, it is equally important to take social aspects into account. These operations must be strategically planned to avoid causing harm to vulnerable populations.
Protecting public property is a collective responsibility, not solely that of the authorities. Community awareness regarding the dangers of unauthorized construction is crucial. The enforcement of laws must apply to everyone without exception to prevent further illegal developments. Urban organization is essential for cities to remain orderly and clean, and continuous monitoring is the key to preventing the recurrence of these issues.
As reported by ar.hibapress.com.
