
France Extends Residence Permits by 3 Months Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Faced with the spread of the new coronavirus, the French authorities have decided to extend the duration of residence permits in the country.
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Faced with the spread of the new coronavirus, the French authorities have decided to extend the duration of residence permits in the country.
An interactive website dedicated to news on the new coronavirus was launched on Wednesday by the Ministry of Health.

The account created to receive donations to the special fund for the management of the coronavirus epidemic is now known to the public.

Only two institutes and one hospital are authorized and approved in Morocco to perform biological tests for the confirmation and monitoring of the SARS COV2 virus.

Morocco has just declared a state of health emergency and restricted movement starting this Friday, March 20, 2020 at 6 pm until further notice.

The "African Lion 2020" military maneuvers, initially scheduled for March 23 to April 3, 2020, have been officially canceled, due to the coronavirus.

Twelve Moroccans, caught off guard by the suspension of links between Morocco and Spain, tried to return to the kingdom by taking advantage of the still available flights, until last Monday, between Las Palmas (Canary Islands) and Nouadhibou (the northernmost city of Mauritania closest to Morocco).

The Ministry of Health announced on Thursday, March 19, 4 new positive cases, bringing the total to 58 people infected with the coronavirus in Morocco.

The Moroccan authorities, in collaboration with the EasyJet company, have made 32 flights available to French tourists stranded in Morocco for their repatriation.

A woman was apprehended on Monday for photographing bathers in a hammam in Marrakech.

A rainy day this Thursday in most regions of Morocco where it will also be quite cold with relatively low temperatures, according to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN).

Five new cases tested positive in Morocco on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, bringing the number of infected patients to 54.