
Morocco Quadruples ICU Capacity as COVID-19 Cases Surge
Faced with the resurgence of new coronavirus infections, Morocco has increased its bed capacity, quadrupling the number of beds in intensive care and intensive care.

Faced with the resurgence of new coronavirus infections, Morocco has increased its bed capacity, quadrupling the number of beds in intensive care and intensive care.

Diabetics are the ones who develop the most severe forms of the new coronavirus. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 18.3% of Covid-19 deaths in Africa are linked to diabetes.

A survey has revealed the public’s perception of the Covid-19 pandemic and public policies. The results of this poll showed that 37% of Moroccans do not trust the Head of Government.

In Morocco, the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc, with an increase in the number of infections and deaths. In Essaouira, a couple died of Covid-19 on the same day.

The first country to vaccinate its citizens, Morocco could receive its first batches of vaccines as early as next month, in two or three weeks.

After several months of waiting, Royal Air Maroc will increase its capital by 3.4 billion DH thanks to contributions from the State and the Hassan II Foundation (the two majority shareholders who hold 98% of the shares). The subscription opening is scheduled for the period from November 20 to December 20.

Morocco has recorded 3,012 new cases of infection in the last 24 hours, including 83 serious and critical cases. These new cases of coronavirus contamination are spread across several regions of the kingdom.

While active cases have declined, Morocco has recorded 71 deaths in the last 24 hours. Since the start of the Covid-19 epidemic in March, 4,850 people have died in the Kingdom.

Uncertainty hangs over the resumption of the championship. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has its eyes riveted on the final decision of the administrative and health authorities.

Faced with the uncertainty hanging over their profession and the difficulties they are facing, event and business tourism professionals in Marrakech are calling for the borders to be reopened. This measure is the sine qua non condition for a successful relaunch of tourism.

New recommendations from Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) are expected at the beginning of 2021. They concern the conditions for granting loans by banks and consumer credit companies.

Morocco recorded 4,966 new coronavirus infection cases, including 61 new serious cases in the last 24 hours. Each day brings its share of contamination despite numerous calls to respect preventive measures.