Two Scandinavian women dead body found with cuts to their necks by knives at the Atlas Mountains in central Morocco, on Monday, which is a popular hiking destination.
The two women were tourists, one from Norway and another is from Denmark and the crime seems it is “signs of violence”, according to the country’s interior ministry. It is being saying an investigation had been set to the “criminal act” but no more details.
The dead bodies revealed when a Morroccan sheperd taking his goats by the path in the village of Taghzirt, in Morocco’s el-Haouz province in the High Atlas mountains and noticed the bodies.
The bodies were found in an isolated area on the way to North Africa’s highest peak which is 82km south of Morocco’s largest tourist hub, Marrakech and 10 kilometers (six miles) from the tourist village of Imlil.
Imlil is as a beginning stage for trekking and climbing voyages through Mount Toukbal, the most astounding summit in North Africa.Tourism is a foundation of Morocco’s economy and the kingdom’s second-biggest boss, after farming.
The investigators are still investigating the matter.
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Scandinavian Women Bodies Found in Morocco’s Atlas mountains
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