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King Mohammed VI has pardoned 5,654 people sentenced by various Moroccan courts as part of the protection of prisoners within penitentiary institutions, particularly against the spread of the coronavirus epidemic.
Fadel Sekkat, businessman and president of the steel company "Maghreb Steel", died on Saturday, April 4, in a hospital in Casablanca, from the consequences of the coronavirus, at the age of 75.
The Moroccan comedian, Gad Elmaleh, has been called upon by the Paris town hall to warm the hearts of the elderly, through telephone calls, during this difficult period of confinement.
The Moroccan embassy in France announced on Friday "support" and "assistance" to the families of Moroccans who died of coronavirus in France.
The Moroccan blogger, Asmae Amrani, would have been arrested this Saturday, April 4, following her remarks made in a video against the medical staff of Moroccan hospitals.
Faced with the spread of the coronavirus, construction sites are at a standstill in Morocco due to the lack of manpower.
It is expected to be a rather calm day, slightly overcast with some clouds, this Sunday, April 5 in Morocco, with a temperature reaching up to 34 degrees in the far southeast and the rest of the southern provinces of Morocco.
Morocco recorded 36 new positive cases this Sunday, April 5, bringing the day’s total to 919 infected patients.
Still in the dynamic of limiting the spread of the coronavirus, 3,000 homeless people are welcomed in social or sports centers. This is what the statistics of the Ministry of Solidarity and Family indicate.
At the time of confinement, the inhabitants are confronted with a difficult cohabitation caused most of the time by the high sound of the recitation of the Quran.
Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi will soon return to Real Madrid, according to his coach Zinédine Zidane.
During the lockdown, Moroccans remain glued to the television and most often follow television series, the news, the weather or programs related to the news of the coronavirus.