Casablanca-Settat, the region most bereaved in terms of deaths due to the coronavirus, is pulling out all the stops for the success of the vaccination campaign. The time has come to mobilize all energies.
The coronavirus caused 50 deaths in the last 24 hours in Morocco, announces the Ministry of Health, bringing the number of deaths to 5,789 since last March.
4,115 new cases of coronavirus infection were recorded in Morocco in the last 24 hours, including 103 severe and critical cases.
In order to mitigate the consequences of the health crisis on the 2020 finance law, and thus strengthen the relationship of trust between the Moroccan administration and the taxpayer, several measures have been put in place as a tax amnesty, until the end of December next.
Moroccan politicians are already preparing the ground for a successful electoral deadline. The approach taken by some elected officials is to do everything to ensure that the public contracts launched by the ministry benefit first the hospitals in their constituency.
The local authorities of Rabat do not want to take any risks. They have decided to close cafes and shops that violate the preventive and health measures put in place to counter the Covid-19 epidemic.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has just classified several African countries at level 3 of the Covid-19 risk. Unfortunately, Morocco is one of them.
4,412 new cases of coronavirus infection were recorded in Morocco in the last 24 hours, including 132 severe and critical cases.
50 deaths were recorded in 24 hours in Morocco as a result of Covid-19 . In total, 5,739 deaths have been recorded since the beginning of March last year in the kingdom.
Unlike other products, agricultural product exports have recorded good performance during the health crisis due to the coronavirus , the Ministry of Agriculture said.
Tourism stakeholders, ministry of tourism officials and the professional group of Moroccan banks organized a virtual meeting on the economic recovery of the sector. During this meeting, tourism transport professionals called for a new moratorium on the repayment of bank loan installments and leasing maturities until December 31, 2020 without payment of fees or penalties for tourism companies and their employees.
The restaurant sector, once thriving with the massive influx of tourists, is struggling to relaunch despite the resumption of activities. Faced with the uncertainty that seems to be setting in for the long term, cafe and restaurant owners are calling on the authorities to take strong measures.