Residents of various neighborhoods along Ain Chkef Road in Fes are increasingly expressing their discontent due to what they describe as a "lax" response to multiple issues that mar the urban landscape and negatively impact the quality of life for citizens. Reports indicate that a local individual has converted nearby plots of land adjacent to the main road, near the Lazari grill towards Infinity Hammam, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Nouzhat administrative district, into a storage facility for various materials. Furthermore, part of this area has been exploited as an illegal dumping ground for solid waste, leading to the proliferation of rubbish and a significant visual blight, amidst repeated complaints from the residents.
Moreover, the same sources reveal that inhabitants are lamenting the lack of decisive intervention from local authorities to rectify this situation. They express that the ongoing circumstances raise numerous questions regarding the reasons behind the failure to implement necessary legal measures to halt these violations. The growing presence of street vendors in the area has also sparked frustration among citizens, as the vicinity of the Qarawiyyin Mosque has evolved into an impromptu market. This transformation has disrupted traffic flow and encroached upon public property, contributing to daily chaos.
In light of these issues, the residents are urgently calling upon both local and regional authorities to take immediate action to enforce the law, curtail various forms of illegal exploitation of public property, and restore order to the area. Their hope is to ensure compliance with legal standards that will preserve the aesthetic value of public spaces and enhance the overall comfort of the community.
As reported by goud.ma.
