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Pollution of Mouilah Valley in Tlemcen.. Warnings of Heavy Metals and Chemical Substances Coming from Morocco

November 11, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.com
Pollution of Mouilah Valley in Tlemcen.. Warnings of Heavy Metals and Chemical Substances Coming from Morocco

The central inspector at the Ministry of Environment and Life Quality, Mohamed Mouali, warned of the danger of pollution recorded at the level of Mouilah Valley in Tlemcen, considering it a cross-border threat to human and animal health and environmental balance, and calling for the establishment of a permanent system for early warning and environmental monitoring. Mouali explained, during his appearance on Wednesday in the program 'Guest of the Morning' on the first radio channel, that laboratory analyses conducted by the relevant services since 2021 revealed the presence of heavy metals and chemical and pharmaceutical substances in the waters coming from Morocco, warning of their potential repercussions on public health, biodiversity, and water resources. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

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