Intoxicated Off-Duty Officer Causes Traffic Accident in Martil
14 June 2019
Traffic was disrupted in Martil by a road accident on June 12, 2019. The cause was a police officer in a state of intoxication.
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Illegal Immigrant Arrested in Rabat for Alcohol Smuggling and Human Trafficking
20 May 2019
A sub-Saharan national residing illegally in Morocco was arrested by the judicial police services in Rabat, following her involvement in the illicit trafficking of alcohol and (…)
Israeli Army Spokesman Sparks Controversy with Claim of Beer at Moroccan Ramadan Meals
14 May 2019
Avichay Adraee, the spokesman of the Israeli army for the Arab media, has just made headlines again by claiming that Moroccans are fond of beer during the iftar meal during the (…)
English FA Replaces Champagne with Alcohol-Free Alternative for Cup Celebrations
29 April 2019
Players in the English football league will have to limit themselves to non-alcoholic champagne during the traditional victory celebrations. This decision has just been made by (…)
Morocco to Eliminate Tariffs on European Wine Imports, Local Producers Concerned
23 March 2019
Morocco plans, by January 1, 2022, to eliminate the customs duties imposed on imports of European wines, reducing them from 14.7% to 0%. And this does not please local (…)
Drunk Official Sparks Outrage After Serious Car Crash in Tangier, Morocco
11 March 2019
Alcohol would once again be the cause of an accident that occurred on Friday night in Tanger, in the north of the country.
Fez Mourns Police Officer Killed by Drunk Driver in Hit-and-Run
10 February 2019
Senior officials from the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) as well as many local and civilian personalities came to pay tribute to the policeman mowed down by a (…)
Disruptive Passengers Force Emergency Landing in Morocco After Alcohol-Fueled Incident
24 January 2019
Alcohol abuse is not only bad for health but can also be a source of embarrassment and problems for some. A plane made an unexpected stopover in Casablanca to drop off two (…)