Achraf Hakimi has expressed his support for residents of Ksar El Kébir, following evacuations prompted by severe weather and the threat of flooding from the Loukkos River.
The Moroccan international took to Instagram to share his solidarity with those affected.
“Much courage to all those affected by the floods hitting Ksar El Kébir and the surrounding areas. Our thoughts are with them during these particularly difficult times,” Hakimi wrote.
Local authorities in the province of Larache confirmed that evacuations from accommodation centres are part of precautionary and organisational measures designed to safeguard residents.
Officials emphasised that the evacuations are being carried out progressively and in an organised manner.
“In order to clarify public opinion regarding the information relayed in this regard, this evacuation is being carried out in a progressive and organized manner, according to a preventive approach based on the continuous assessment of the evolution of the hydrological situation and the anticipation of potential risks,” a statement from local authorities said.
Authorities have stressed that these measures aim to ensure the safety of citizens while enabling proactive interventions to mitigate the effects of rising waters.
The precautionary approach reflects ongoing monitoring of rainfall levels and river flow, with officials urging residents to follow instructions and remain vigilant.
The region has experienced unusually heavy rains in recent days, raising concerns over potential flooding in several neighbourhoods of Ksar El Kébir.
The preventive evacuations have been implemented to reduce the risk to life and property while enabling emergency services to respond quickly should the situation deteriorate.
Hakimi’s message has drawn attention across social media, highlighting both his support for his hometown and the wider national concern over the flooding risks.
Local authorities continue to work with residents to ensure safety during this period of severe weather, while closely monitoring conditions along the Loukkos River.
