In Amghras, in the province of Al Haouz, life after the earthquake is gradually continued. Ahmed, a farmer whose house was destroyed in Akni, resumed his agricultural activities. “Despite the difficulties, thanks to the rebuilding, we gradually find a normal life,” he says. The residents find their camps, with the reopening of small shops and the resumption of craft activities.
One and a half years after the earthquake, the residents return to their rebuilt houses. Aïcha, whose family has regained their home in Tifghang, emphasizes the role of financial support for state financial support in this stability. Reconstructed accommodations are now better suited for local conditions and more resistant to natural moods.
The reconstruction program controlled by the surveillance and surveillance and surveillance committee shows a 60% production rate with the aim of achieving 80% in two months. Hassan Ighighi, program coordinator, emphasizes that more than 15,100 apartments have been rebuilt or rehabilitated. Despite the challenges connected to the nature of the country, the work continues at a continuing pace.
The Al Omrane agency plays a key role in supporting the beneficiaries by providing architects, engineers and topographers. This technical support enables the obstacles associated with mountainous relief and the lack of labor and thus strengthen the resistance of the residents in the face of adversity.
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