Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Morocco establishes USD 2mn sewage plant in Al Hoceima.

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Morocco establishes USD 2mn sewage plant in Al Hoceima. Morocco's King, Mohammed VI, inaugurated a USD 2mn sewage collection and pumping system in the north-eastern city of Al Hoceima , Maghreb Arabe Presse reported. The system includes 6 water collection plants, built as part of a USD 33.2mn liquid purification program aimed to clean up the Cala Bonita and Sabadilla beaches as well as the port's basin. The Moroccan government is also working for a USD 1.3mn flood prevention project in the same city which provides for laying 115 meters of water pipes, a 160-meter protection wall and a 160-meter long rainwater evacuation channel.

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Morocco establishes USD 2mn sewage plant in Al Hoceima.

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