
Morocco Reports 146 New COVID-19 Cases, Concentrated in 4 Regions
Morocco reported, this Saturday, July 4, 146 new contaminations with the new coronavirus (Covid-19). 4 regions represent the majority of cases today. Let’s take a closer look.

Morocco reported, this Saturday, July 4, 146 new contaminations with the new coronavirus (Covid-19). 4 regions represent the majority of cases today. Let’s take a closer look.

Morocco deplores 2 new deaths due to coronavirus this Saturday, July 4, according to the Ministry of Health. Since the beginning of the epidemic, the kingdom has recorded 232 deaths.

The number of Covid-19 infections has been increasing since Friday evening in Morocco, according to the Ministry of Health. Since the report on Friday afternoon, 146 new cases have been reported, for a total of 13,434.

319 coronavirus infections were recorded this Friday, July 3 in Morocco, according to the Ministry of Health, bringing the total number of Covid-19 cases to 13,288 since last March.

While Morocco has canceled the 2020 edition of the Marhaba operation, Spain has announced its readiness to welcome Moroccan nationals in transit on its territory. The Iberian neighbor is committed to making this challenge a success "with all the security and health guarantees" provided that Morocco opens its borders.

66 national and international organizations, including several European human rights organizations, have joined the Andalusian Association for Human Rights (APDHA) to demand the release of 110 Moroccan political figures deprived of liberty for offenses of opinion.

The number of coronavirus infection cases in Morocco has exceeded 13,000 this Friday, July 3, the Ministry of Health has just announced. In total, 246 new cases have been recorded since last night for a total of 13,215.

246 cases of coronavirus infection have been recorded since last night in Morocco, the Ministry of Health said, according to which the number of cases in the kingdom since last March now stands at 13,215.

After managing the coronavirus crisis brilliantly, Morocco is preparing for a second wave of infections. For the next school year, the Ministry of National Education is active and wants to anticipate.

Morocco’s business climate has seriously deteriorated due to the health crisis related to the coronavirus.

During confinement, patients with chronic diseases deserted clinics and hospitals. As a result, they faced serious complications due to lack of medical follow-up.

A field hospital is about to be set up in El Jadida. It will be used to accommodate the new patients affected by covid-19, from the epidemic focus of Jorf Lasfar.