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The Société Générale Maroc Group has just announced a contribution of 110 million dirhams to the Special Fund that will be dedicated to the management of the new coronavirus pandemic, launched by King Mohammed VI.
The special fund to fight the Coronavirus, set up on the instructions of King Mohammed VI, receives a 100 million DH support. This donation is to the credit of the National Railway Office (ONCF).
Criminal penalties could be imposed on those who refuse the forced confinement. They have been in effect since Friday at 6 pm.
Like many Swiss, two sisters from Vaud are stranded in Morocco, after the suspension of flights.
Morocco wants to fight against the evaporation of water in dams. A study of solar power plants has been entrusted to the German Suntrace by Masen. The adoption of floating photovoltaics would depend on the results on the cost of implementation and electricity production.
The Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region will be equipped with new faculties and its road network will be strengthened. This is in accordance with its Regional Development Program (PDR).
The call launched by King Mohammed VI, for a national mobilization to effectively fight against the Coronavirus, has found a favorable echo among the judicial officials and judges of the Kingdom. They have decided to devote half of their salary to accompany the royal initiative.
The banks have decided to support the Moroccan economy in an attempt to emerge from the Coronavirus crisis shaking the country. At a meeting held on Wednesday, March 18, they decided to implement three actions to reaffirm their willingness to support the Moroccan economy.
A young man in his thirties was sentenced to 20 years in prison. This verdict was handed down by the criminal chamber of the Casablanca Court of Appeal. He is accused and prosecuted for premeditated voluntary manslaughter and attempted aggravated theft.
Funeral washing and repatriation of people who died of COVID-19 are prohibited in France. This decision is in line with the preventive measures against the spread of the virus.
Faced with the effects of the Coronavirus, the largest shopping mall in the metropolis of Casablanca, "Morocco Mall", closed its doors on Wednesday, March 18 at 6 pm, as announced. However, vital services such as the hypermarket and the pharmacy remain operational.
The president of the prefecture of Ifrane has decided to provide a home delivery service for vulnerable people, to fight the spread of the Coronavirus.