In Rabat, salaries for deceased civil servants

Councilors of the Federation of the Democratic Left (FGD) at the Rabat Municipal Council have grievances against the city’s former town hall Asmaa Rhlalou. It is at risk of being investigated for paying salaries to deceased persons and fictitious officials in the capital.

Legal troubles in sight for Asmaa Rhlalou? The advisers of the Federation of the Democratic Left in the Council of the Commune of Rabat have asked the public prosecutor to open an investigation into the facts related to the payment of salaries to deceased persons and to fictitious civil servants within this commune. According to them, the attendance rate of employees of the commune does not exceed 36%, which means that nearly two thirds of employees are absent from their workplaces. Their wish is that the two former presidents of the commune, Mohamed Sadiki and Asmaa Rhlalou, be heard.