The demolition of shops in Azghangane has sparked wide controversy after conflicting accounts of the building's structural soundness.
While the authorities justified the demolition by citing collapse risk, a technical assessment by a specialist engineer confirmed that the building met safety and stability standards, reinforced by an official inspection report showing the premises were open and operating normally.
The affected traders say they had fulfilled their obligations and were not in dispute, raising questions about the motives behind the decision.
Voices are calling for an administrative and judicial inquiry to establish responsibility, especially as the demolition deprived several families of their source of income.
Demolition row in Azghangane despite safety reports
source: lisanpress.com
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