In an analysis on the coronavirus, the specialist in internal medicine and geriatrics, and president of the Alliance of Rare Diseases in Morocco (AMRM), Dr. Khadija Moussayer, indicates that men represent the majority of COVID-19 cases in some countries and a minority in others. In fact, they constitute the majority of deaths.
Cafés and restaurants were authorized to reopen their doors from May 28, while strictly respecting the health prevention measures enacted to curb the spread of the coronavirus. However, this decision "surprised" the professionals who call for a reflection on the sector, before the resumption of activity.
One person died today in Morocco from the coronavirus, the Ministry of Health announced during its daily conference on the COVID-19 epidemic in the Kingdom.
45 new COVID-19 infections have been recorded since last night in Morocco. These new cases bring to 7,967 the number of Moroccans affected by the coronavirus since the beginning of the epidemic in March.
The resumption of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) activities is taking shape. The Moroccan airline is resuming its domestic flights as of June 11 and its international flights at the beginning of July.
The coronavirus pandemic has led to the closure of several shops and shopping centers in Morocco. A few days before the end of the lockdown, new safety measures have been issued by the supervisory ministry to ensure the resumption of their activities, without the risk of contamination for staff and customers.
56 new infections were recorded on Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Morocco, bringing the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases to 7,922.
The government has authorized the reopening of cafes and restaurants. Long closed to the public, fast food chains are being stormed, disregarding the rules laid down under the state of health emergency in Morocco.
To fight the coronavirus pandemic, Morocco has opted for mass screening tests. With a total of 221,554 tests used to date, the kingdom ranks 2nd, just behind South Africa, and far ahead of Ghana and Egypt.
The health crisis and confinement have led to the halt of almost all real estate construction sites in Morocco.
Morocco continues to inspire thanks to its strategy to respond to the coronavirus, and especially its management of the economic and social consequences of the health crisis on the country’s sectors of activity. The newspaper "Le Monde" already sees the kingdom emerging as an industrial hub at the gates of Europe.
44 new infections with the new coronavirus (covid-19) were recorded this morning in Morocco, according to the Ministry of Health. Unfortunately, the number of cases seems to be on the rise again, just a few days before the end of the state of health emergency.