There will be no flights between Morocco and the United Kingdom before July 15. This is the announcement made by Air arabia, which regularly operated the routes between the two countries, before the suspension of flights.
In order to breathe new life into tourism, severely affected by the COVID-19 health crisis, the regional tourism committees (CRT), bringing together industry professionals, are already thinking about the strategies to be adopted. They have already proposed a tourism recovery plan, submitted to the Minister of Tourism, Nadia Fettah.
The Ministry of National Education, through a press release, informed the stakeholders in the sector of the arrangements made to facilitate the resumption of classes. The press release also addressed the organization of the baccalaureate exams.
The contamination rate recorded in the Souss region was largely caused by careless travelers. According to local authorities, most of the infected people were infected by people coming from other cities or by residents who, after a trip, returned infected with the virus.
More than two months after the first case of covid-19 was recorded, Morocco has more recovered people than active cases under treatment.
Cited as an example and congratulated by several countries for its strong measures taken to curb covid-19, Morocco is struggling to find its bearings. A few days before the deconfinement, the kingdom is facing several ills, including the increase in contaminations, the lack of communication, and the repatriation of citizens stranded abroad.
The head of the Ain Chock administrative annex has been suspended for failing to enforce the measures enacted under the state of health emergency.
Several mosques will soon be built or renovated in Morocco. This decision by the supervisory ministry should impact places of worship in several regions of the kingdom.
Faced with the non-compliance with confinement that has led to an increase in covid-19 cases since April 29, the Moroccan authorities have decided to tighten control.
Driving school owners fear that without financial assistance, their sector will be in the red. They dread a forced bankruptcy due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The launch of "Wiqaytna", the Moroccan "COVID-19 exposure notification" app, will soon take place. Trials are underway for this purpose.
Insurance companies have decided to readjust insurance premiums. They will grant individual clients a discount, the amount of which will depend on the duration of the lockdown.