US EditionBorder Line Marking W.Sahara Vanishes For Google Maps Users In Morocco
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The People's Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) led over 200 people on three buses to support the soldiers at Ban Nong Chan. They reiterated their commitment not to invade the disputed area and declared their commitment to defending Thailand.
This change comes the day after a UN vote supporting the Moroccan autonomy plan for this disputed territory.
The dotted line separating Morocco from Western Sahara has disappeared on Google Maps in Morocco. This was discovered by journalists from the French news agency AFP, a day after the UN Security Council approved Morocco's autonomy plan for the territory.
This modification of Maps in Morocco comes the day after a UN vote supporting the Moroccan autonomy plan for this disputed territory. Google did not comment at this point.
The fate of Western Sahara has been open for several decades.
Border line marking W.Sahara vanishes for Google Maps users in Morocco
A dotted line on Google Maps marking Western Sahara's border with Morocco vanished for users in the North African kingdom on Saturday, a day after a UN vote in favour of a plan by Rabat for the disputed region. The United Nations Security Council on Friday backed a Moroccan plan for Western Sahara, a disputed territory that has provoked decades of conflict between Rabat and the Sahrawi independence movement, the Polisario Front, which is backed …
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