Moroccan authorities said Monday that at least 41 people were killed after sudden flash floods swept parts of the country over the weekend, with heavy rain triggering deadly torrents that inundated neighborhoods, damaged roads, and forced school closures in multiple provinces.

Sudden flooding killed 37 people in Safi, on Morocco's Atlantic coast. This is the highest death toll from such weather events in the country over the past decade.

The Moroccan Ministry of Interior called for raising the level of alert and mobilization to face the potential consequences of the current climate fluctuations, following floods and torrential rains t

Just one hour of heavy torrential rain and flash floods had left houses and shops flooded in the coastal town of Morocco.Safi, a town in Morocco was hit by disastrous flash flooding on

Morocco has initiated a nationwide emergency aid operation to assist families affected by extreme winter conditions. This includes flash floods in the Safi province, which claimed 37 lives. Aid focuses on 28 provinces,

The United Arab Emirates has expressed its sincere condolences and solidarity with the Kingdom of Morocco over the victims of floods that occurred in