Has the real estate sector in Kénitra been affected by the coronavirus crisis? The question arises for those who want a property in this city located about forty kilometers from Rabat. Let’s look at the situation in detail.
Has life resumed its normal course in Fez? In this region of Morocco, particularly in some popular neighborhoods, the restrictive measures imposed by the health authorities are experiencing a certain relaxation.
26 new infections were recorded this Monday, June 1 in Morocco, mainly in the Casablanca region, according to the Ministry of Health.
After the repatriation of 266 Moroccans, 40 others remain stranded in Ceuta . Desperate, they cry out their distress.
Nothing is going well between the Minister of Health, Khalid Aït Taleb and the Director of the Epidemiology Department, Mohamed El Youbi, responsible for providing the daily assessment of the covid-19 situation in the kingdom.
The repatriation long awaited by Moroccans stranded abroad has started, and it is those from Algeria who have had the chance to return first. Thus, three Boeing 737-800 aircraft from Royal Air Maroc have been requisitioned by the national airline and have taken off one after the other towards Algeria.
The Moroccan Ministry of Health denies rumors that two contracts for the acquisition of rapid coronavirus diagnostic tests, for an amount of 400 MDH, were awarded to a single company. This information is "devoid of any foundation."
Covid-19 and the restrictive measures put in place have caused a drop in Morocco’s foreign trade. This is evidenced by the figures published by the Office of Foreign Exchange.
The number of recoveries continues to increase in Morocco. 295 new recoveries were recorded this Monday at 10 a.m. According to the portal dedicated to covid-19 in Morocco , the total number of remissions stands at 5,754, or 73.59%.
Morocco still has some 1,860 people under treatment to recover from the new coronavirus (covid-19) today. Not all of these people are necessarily hospitalized in the country’s hospitals.
New coronavirus (covid-19) infections are still declining this Monday, June 1 in Morocco. Since last night, the kingdom has recorded 12 new cases.
While Morocco has imposed a new extension of the lockdown, the situation on the ground is far from reality. In the kingdom and especially in Casablanca, the region most affected, people are going out more and more, but respecting distances and barrier gestures in some places.