A columnist is calling on local authorities in Salwan to act urgently over early signs of prostitution spreading in the town.
He explains that lower rents in Salwan compared with Nador have made it a preferred destination for some sex workers to settle, warning the phenomenon could spread across the entire province if not tackled in its early stages.
He stresses that once entrenched, the scourge would be difficult to eradicate, and calls for vigilance and preventive measures before it is too late.
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