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70 people died from the coronavirus in the last 24 hours in Morocco, announces the Ministry of Health, bringing the number of deaths in the Kingdom to 5,985 since last March.
While some sectors of the economy have resumed, the entertainment industry has still not restarted its activities despite the many calls to resume addressed to the health authorities.
Dealers are competing with ingenuity to save the year 2020, heavily impacted by the coronavirus epidemic. Discounts, rebates, refunds..., everything is being done by the brands to succeed in the sales campaign launched since mid-November and continuing throughout December.
After his resignation from Raja Casablanca, Jawad Ziyat is said to be tipped to lead Royal Air Maroc, which is facing serious difficulties due to the health crisis caused by the coronavirus.
The French mission is committed to respecting the health measures in force in the country, after the injunctions of the Ministry of National Education. It now requires all primary school students from the preparatory course (CP) to wear masks.
Like other Moroccan companies, the Compagnie de Transport au Maroc (CTM) has been heavily impacted by the coronavirus and travel bans during the health emergency period.
The CNSS is proceeding with the payment of the flat-rate allowance for the tourism sector for the month of October since Monday, December 1.
Morocco recorded 69 deaths due to the coronavirus . The number of people who have died from Covid-19 in the Kingdom since the start of the epidemic stands at 5,915 deaths with a fatality rate of 1.6%.
Morocco ranks 102nd out of 163 countries in the global ranking of countries least impacted by terrorism, according to the Global Terrorism Index (GTI). It thus gains 10 places compared to 2019 with a score of 0.565.
The family of the young Adil, who died during a police chase, is angry. They blame the Brussels public prosecutor’s office for communicating on a case before the hearing in the council chamber.
A week after his sidelining at Schalke, the officials of the club of Moroccan international Amine Harit have sought to clarify the situation. According to the German club, this suspension of the Moroccan player is not related to his origins.
One of the items on the agenda at next Thursday’s Council of Government meeting is the extension of the state of emergency. With the resurgence of new infections, the government could decide to extend it for another month.