Moroccan Authorities Record Over 52,000 Traffic Violations in One Week
Morocco's DGSN reports 52,213 traffic violations, 26 deaths, and 3,423 injuries in urban areas from September 21-27.
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Morocco's DGSN reports 52,213 traffic violations, 26 deaths, and 3,423 injuries in urban areas from September 21-27.
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