
Morocco Prosecutes Nearly 50,000 for Violating COVID-19 Emergency Measures
Nearly 50,000 people are being prosecuted in court by the various public prosecutor’s offices in the kingdom for violating the state of health emergency.
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Nearly 50,000 people are being prosecuted in court by the various public prosecutor’s offices in the kingdom for violating the state of health emergency.

The government has finally decided to postpone sine die the draft law 22.20 on social networks in Morocco .

The heat wave that Morocco has been experiencing since Friday should persist at least until Monday. These temperatures should peak on Monday with maximums of 41 degrees.

174 new cases of covid-19 were recorded this Sunday at 4 p.m. Now, the toll in Morocco stands at 4,900 infections.

After the success of the first phase of contribution to the covid-19 fund, a second phase is necessary to relaunch the national economy, according to Omar Kettani, professor of economics at the University Mohammed V in Rabat.

Moroccan international Belhanda and his wife Amal donated 160,000 DH for the benefit of the families of the Ajdir douar, as their contribution to the fight against covid-19.

A young man coldly murdered his father on Friday using a bladed weapon in Khenifra.

A man incarcerated in the Ain Sebaa prison in Casablanca committed suicide. According to the authorities, he suffered from mental disorders.

The toll of the epidemic continues to rise in Morocco with now more than 4,880 infections after the identification of 151 additional cases of infection until this Sunday at 10:00 a.m.

After the significant financial losses recorded due to the covid-19 health crisis, the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) wants to revive tourism in Morocco by relying on domestic demand.

The Ministry of the Interior is after unscrupulous individuals who are taking advantage of the Covid-19 crisis to collect humanitarian aid.

The three young children, coldly murdered by their own mother, died on Thursday due to marital conflicts between their two parents. They were drugged by their mother who then slit the veins of their wrists with a blunt object.