The revival of the tourism sector remains a priority for the Moroccan authorities. It holds a prominent place in the 2nd phase of the "plan to ease the health confinement" initiated on June 24 through a series of measures to inject new momentum into the sector.
Two deaths were recorded in Morocco this Sunday morning, according to the Ministry of Health. The total number of people who have died in Morocco now stands at 247 since the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic in the kingdom.
The High Commission for Planning (HCP), on the occasion of World Population Day, indicated that women, who are in the majority in health-related and care jobs, are the most exposed to the coronavirus.
Some 93 people have been infected since last night in Morocco, according to figures just released by the Minister of Health. Since the start of the epidemic in the Kingdom, 15,635 cases have been recorded.
The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs has decided to reopen mosques starting Wednesday, July 15 for the five daily prayers, with the exception of the Friday prayer. However, worshippers will have to comply with some preventive measures against COVID-19.
Researchers from University College London, after noting rare brain inflammation in several COVID-19 cases, concluded that the coronavirus could have negative effects on the brain. The results of their research were published in the scientific journal Brain.
By partially opening its borders, Morocco has restricted the flights of its airlines to and from European countries. The kingdom wants to engage in talks with the European Union for a wider opening of its airspace to Royal Air Maroc and Air Arabia.
A new balance sheet still on the rise for this Saturday, July 11. Over the past 24 hours, 214 Covid-19 infections have been recorded in Morocco, according to the Minister of Health, bringing the total since the start of the epidemic in the kingdom to 15,542.
A 35-year-old woman who tested positive for covid-19 gave birth to a healthy baby. The happy event took place at the Al Ghassani hospital in Fez.
The Head of Government called on Thursday for the population to continue to observe the rules put in place to contain the spread of covid-19. He stressed that the virus is still circulating and that it is important to take precautions so that the situation does not deteriorate.
The number of covid-19 infections is increasing in Morocco, according to the Ministry of Health. Since the report on Friday afternoon, 136 new cases have been reported, for a total of 15,464.
Moroccan authorities continue to multiply actions to significantly reduce cases of coronavirus contamination. Wastewater treatment will now be carried out to locate any potential outbreaks.