Every Saturday, the weekly market of Selouane turns into muddy pools and open-air dumps after the first rains.
Traders and residents are forced to wade through puddles with rubber boots and makeshift gear.
These scenes repeat without any reaction from those in charge of local management, while the municipality loses revenue as vendors and visitors stay away.
Residents are demanding urgent works before the next elections.
Selouane weekly market turns into a mud pit after rains
source: ariffino.net
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