Rabat – Moroccans mourn five children in a terrible fire that broke out in a house in Temara near Rabat.
Converting reports stated that the explosion of a telephone loading device caused the incident. However, others said that the fire was due to a gas bottle that exploded in the apartment.
Various security and local authorities were sent to distinguish the fire. The locals also tried to storm the apartment to help the children who were supposedly under the age of 12 and alone.
The case made local headlines, with people mourning the children and expressing condolences to their parents.
This is not the first case of a similar incident, as many local authorities warn of fake and fake chargers. Heady chargers made in China were the basic cause of these fires.
Three people were killed in 2017 after a fire broke out near Marrakech. In the same year, the government promised instructions with the aim of fighting chargers and banning their commercialization in the Moroccan markets.
One of the most disturbing cases took place in 2019 when a young girl died in a burning residential building near Rabat.
Shocking videos and photos show how the girl, who tries to flee, has become viral on social media.
In another incident in the Fez-Meknes region, a student was violated due to a telephone charging device explosion.
A 5-year-old boy was also killed in February 2020 as an exploding phone charger caused a fire to devour an apartment in the Twin City from Rabat, Rabat.
Over the years, convergent reports submitted that the local authorities have confiscated thousands of inferior quality Chargers.
One of the confiscation operations took place years ago in 2019 when the customs loaders confiscated 192,000 chargers in Tangier Med Port.
