
Morocco Reports 100 New COVID-19 Cases, Total Rises to 1,988
The coronavirus epidemic continues to spread in the kingdom. 100 new cases were recorded this Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 10 a.m., bringing the total to 1,988 confirmed cases.
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The coronavirus epidemic continues to spread in the kingdom. 100 new cases were recorded this Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 10 a.m., bringing the total to 1,988 confirmed cases.

Moroccan internationals in the Gulf are eagerly awaiting authorization from the authorities of their country to return to Morocco to spend the month of Ramadan there.

A grocer from Guelmim and his two accomplices were arrested on Monday for illegal manufacture and sale of protective masks.

The latest report published by the Ministry of Health shows 1,888 infected people, including 125 new cases.

The qualifiers for the World Cup in Africa will start in March 2021 for a duration of 6 months.

The judicial police services of Tangier and Chefchaouen arrested last weekend five individuals for their alleged involvement in cases of burglary, possession and international drug trafficking.

The special covid-19 fund, launched on March 15 on the instructions of King Mohammed VI, raised 18.3 billion dirhams by the end of March, according to a report from the General Treasury of the Kingdom (TGR).

The judicial police of Hay Hassani, in Casablanca dismantled, on Sunday, a drug trafficking network composed of four individuals, including a taxi driver.

Morocco has recorded 102 new people infected with covid-19, this Monday at 6 pm. This now brings the number of positive tested cases to 1,763.

In Morocco, 2,268 individuals, including 1,402 placed in custody, were apprehended for non-compliance with the state of health emergency over the past 24 hours.

Stepping up in the wake of rumors about the Prime Minister’s alleged intervention to release her sister, PJD deputy Amina Maelainine denied any contact with the current Prime Minister, Saâd-Eddine El Otmani or his predecessor, Abdelilah Benkirane, to request an intervention to release her sister.

In March, the dirham depreciated by 1.4% against the euro and remained virtually stable against the US dollar, according to Bank Al Maghrib (BAM).