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Abdel-Sadiq al-Bouchtawi, a member of the defense staff for the Moroccan detainees, confirmed that the local prison in Al-Hoceima city is overcrowded because of the high number of detainees in recent months.
He added that 200 detainees from the rural mobility are in the local prison Al Hoceima, in addition to prisoners of the public righta, which exceeded the capacity of imprisonment and caused unprecedented overcrowding, noting that the number of people arrested on Sunday after the protests in Imzorn exceeded 70 people.
Regarding the condition of Abdel-Hafiz Haddad at Mohammed V Hospital in Al Hoceima after inhaling tear gas on the evening of the ninth of August, he noted that "Haddad has nothing to do with mobility. He is a simple man, a married man and father of three children and works taxi driver.”
He added that he is in a coma in the recovery department of Mohammed V Hospital, saying that his health deteriorated and he was in a complete coma that he had not been yet recovered from and was breathing with prosthetics. "
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