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The covid-19 health crisis, with its multidimensional effects, has had consequences on mental health. In a recent UN report on the pandemic, Antonio Guterres, the Secretary-General of the organization, addresses the issue and sounds the alarm.
Between Tuesday, May 12 and Wednesday, May 13, Casablanca alone recorded 62 positive cases of covid-19, out of the 94 cases detected nationwide. This explosion of contamination due to the non-respect of barrier measures by the populations has led the public authorities to take drastic measures.
Dramatic accident for a Moroccan in Spain. A cyclist of Moroccan origin died in the night from Tuesday to Wednesday in Aiguafreda, in the Barcelona region, according to the Catalonia traffic service.
The launch of "Wiqaytna", the Moroccan "COVID-19 exposure notification" app, will soon take place. Trials are underway for this purpose.
A bill containing special provisions for the tourism sector has been adopted. It is a law on travel and tourist accommodation contracts. It was unanimously adopted on Monday by the Commission on Productive Sectors in the House of Representatives.
A bill aimed at allowing tourism operators and airlines, including Royal Air Maroc, to no longer have to refund canceled services during the coronavirus pandemic, was presented on Monday by the Moroccan Minister of Tourism.
The remarks of Pascal Astagneau on "spitting as a ritual during Ramadan" were denounced by the National Observatory for the Fight against Islamophobia of the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM). Through a press release, the Observatory was outraged and demanded public apologies from the professor.
Jérôme Chapoul and his partner Michèle Monfrino, French people from Bruniquel, have been stuck in Morocco for two months due to the closure of borders to limit the spread of the coronavirus. They recount their misadventure.
The shipping companies Armas Trasmediterránea and Baleària are experiencing serious difficulties on the two maritime lines with Melilla and Morocco from the port of Malaga. The implementation of the state of emergency is at the root of this situation.
Morocco risks losing many jobs in the tourism sector, particularly in passenger transport. This is the alert launched by the National Federation of Tourist Transporters (FNTT).
Since the start of the covid-19 health crisis, the Attijariwafa Bank (AWB) Group has granted around 80,000 requests for credit repayment deferrals. The deferrals concern both individual customers and businesses.
The Economic Monitoring Committee has taken new measures during its last meeting. Flexibility and flexibility are part of the decisions taken as part of the relaunch of the economic sector.