The Maghreb is experiencing an unprecedented Ramadan this year. The Covid-19 pandemic has turned everything upside down. The ban on prayers, evening gatherings and community meals has taken away all the flavor and fervor that characterized this Ramadan.
The measures taken by the Moroccan government to counter Covid-19 have prevented a daily record of 200 deaths, according to Prime Minister Saad Eddine El Othmani.
Morocco is preparing for deconfinement. The first available scenarios are contained in a draft that details the measures to be taken to successfully navigate this important turn in the fight against coronavirus.
The people of Marrakech are experiencing the month of Ramadan in a particular way this year. It is impossible for them to perform the usual rituals due to the lockdown imposed to curb the spread of Covid-19 in the kingdom.
During the first quarter of this year, a record drop of more than 46% in imports of Chinese tea was observed compared to the first quarter of 2019.
The head of the Moroccan Royal Guard , General Mimoun Mansouri, has been relieved of his duties. He is replaced by General Abdelaziz Chater. The detection of positive Covid-19 cases within this unit would be the reason for his departure.
Moroccan travelers will be able to get reimbursed for hotel and plane fares. A bill has been submitted to the Moroccan parliament by the government for this purpose.
123 new infections were recorded in Morocco this Friday, May 8 at 10 a.m., bringing the number of confirmed cases to 5,661.
Morocco recorded 113 additional cases of infection with the new coronavirus (Covid-19) this Friday, May 8, according to figures published by the Ministry of Health. Here are the details of the infections by region.
It is once again optimism that prevails this morning with the number of cases of recovery from the new coronavirus (Covid-19). According to the figures published by the Ministry of Health, 123 people have been completely cured of the virus in Morocco .
Four young hackers were recently arrested for having broadcast a pornographic video on the distance learning platform of a private educational institution.
The 22,000 Moroccans stranded abroad, the majority in Europe, will have to be patient. The long-awaited repatriation cannot be done now, according to the report of the Council of Government chaired by Saad Eddine El Otmani, this Thursday, May 7 in Rabat.