
Morocco Reports Surge in Coronavirus Cases, Death Toll Rises to 26
16 new cases of contamination were recorded in Morocco last night, Sunday March 29, 2020, bringing the total to 479 infected people.
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16 new cases of contamination were recorded in Morocco last night, Sunday March 29, 2020, bringing the total to 479 infected people.

Out of an estimated total of 16,500 Moroccan seasonal workers working in strawberry picking in Spain for the 2020 season, only a group of 7,086 people was able to reach Huelva, given the current context.

Maroc Telecom has reassured its customers about the continuity of its services and the quality of its facilities, which can support the increase in Internet traffic during this period of health crisis.

A fundraising campaign has been initiated for the benefit of undocumented migrants living in the Kingdom, regardless of nationality and religion, by the Saint-Pierre Cathedral of Rabat.

16 Jews from Morocco tested positive for coronavirus during the celebration of a wedding and the Purim holiday, in early March in Casablanca.

While his return was announced to Real Madrid, the Moroccan international claims he has not yet discussed his future with his former club.

The visas and residence permits of Moroccans currently in France are extended by three months.

The public prosecutor’s office has so far initiated proceedings against 56 individuals for publishing false information about the spread of the new coronavirus (covid-19).

Cannabis consumers are facing rising prices due to the new restrictions imposed by some countries to counter the spread of the new coronavirus.

It will be a rather cold day this Sunday, March 29 in Morocco, with temperatures below 0, especially in the highlands.

The number of new confirmed cases in Morocco is now 402 after the identification, this Saturday, of 69 people tested positive for the coronavirus.

The Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) has granted companies with a turnover of 20 million dirhams (MDH) or more, the staggering or postponement of tax payment, due to the impact of the coronavirus epidemic on economic activity.