Morocco’s management of the covid-19 pandemic continues to be praised by various personalities. Jack Lang, president of the Arab World Institute (IMA), said he was admiring of the feats accomplished by Morocco, under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, in the management of the covid-19 crisis.
A bill containing special provisions for the tourism sector has been adopted. It is a law on travel and tourist accommodation contracts. It was unanimously adopted on Monday by the Commission on Productive Sectors in the House of Representatives.
While the spread of covid-19 continues to follow an upward trend in Morocco , some extremists have called on the population to disobey, and threatened those who wear masks.
Faced with the rapid spread of covid-19 observed since April 29, Said Amzazi, Minister of National Education, stated in a Facebook post that Morocco has not yet finished with the virus. He calls on the population to strictly respect preventive measures.
A bill aimed at allowing tourism operators and airlines, including Royal Air Maroc, to no longer have to refund canceled services during the coronavirus pandemic, was presented on Monday by the Moroccan Minister of Tourism.
The state of health emergency did not prevent about a hundred people from attending a funeral prayer, last Tuesday, in the Ain Chock district of Casablanca .
Jérôme Chapoul and his partner Michèle Monfrino, French people from Bruniquel, have been stuck in Morocco for two months due to the closure of borders to limit the spread of the coronavirus. They recount their misadventure.
Morocco now has more than 3,000 recovered cases, with the recording of 108 new recoveries overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday. An update from the website dedicated to covid-19 indicates that no deaths have been recorded since May 11.
The shipping companies Armas Trasmediterránea and Baleària are experiencing serious difficulties on the two maritime lines with Melilla and Morocco from the port of Malaga. The implementation of the state of emergency is at the root of this situation.
This is good news that was announced yesterday by the Ministry of Health. 180 cases of recovery from the new coronavirus (Covid-19) were recorded. With the figures from Tuesday, May 12, the total number is approaching 3,000 since the beginning of the epidemic (2,991).
The number of new daily coronavirus infections continues to be high in Morocco, with 137 new infections reported on May 12, according to the Ministry of Health.
Morocco risks losing many jobs in the tourism sector, particularly in passenger transport. This is the alert launched by the National Federation of Tourist Transporters (FNTT).