
Moroccan Mosque Burglar Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison
The criminal chamber of the Court of Appeal of El Jadida handed down its verdict against the burglar of the mosque of El Jadida. The repeat offender was sentenced to 5 years in prison.
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The criminal chamber of the Court of Appeal of El Jadida handed down its verdict against the burglar of the mosque of El Jadida. The repeat offender was sentenced to 5 years in prison.

A union leader, a member of the Justice and Development Party (PJD), has been arrested. Prosecuted under arrest, he is accused of disseminating a video of the military hospital in Benguerir, disclosure of professional secrecy and contempt of the military institution.

258 new recoveries have been recorded since yesterday in Morocco, bringing the total to 11,705 since last March. To date, a little over 77% of Covid-19 cases are free of it.

A food poisoning incident due to the consumption of briouates has caused the death of a woman and digestive problems in 13 other people in Salé. An investigation has been opened.

The government council announced on Thursday, July 9, the opening of borders, closed for more than 3 months due to the coronavirus pandemic. This decision, open to confusion, provoked the reaction of the Moroccan Foreign Minister, Nasser Bourita, who provides some clarification.

Three draft laws related to the army and a draft decree on military affairs were validated in a council of ministers by King Mohammed VI.

Nearly 48 hours after the government’s decision to partially open the borders on the national territory, tourism professionals are meeting on Friday with the supervisory authorities to relaunch this key sector of the Moroccan economy.

Moroccan and foreign resident passengers wishing to travel to Morocco can now board the Turkish airline. This is because Turkish Airlines has added dates to serve the Kingdom during the July-August period.

The Ministry of Health announced the recording of 178 new coronavirus infections. The total number of infections now stands at 14,949.

Morocco is supplied with weapons from European and American countries. After France, the United States, etc., the kingdom bought more than 61 million euros worth of weapons from Germany in 2019.

Following the death of blogger Imane Bensmina , 32, after a routine cosmetic surgery, her family filed a complaint against the surgeon and the clinic where she had been operated on. The accused is now being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter.

Initially considered rumors, the fears of the Spanish authorities that the US naval base in Rota would be moved to Morocco are being confirmed. In a letter to the European Commission, a Member of the European Parliament has pleaded for the US military not to move to Morocco.