
Morocco's COVID-19 Cases Surpass 4,200 as Marrakech-Safi Region Nears 1,000 Mark
The toll of coronavirus (covid-19) infections in Morocco stands at 4,252 cases after the recording of 132 new cases.

The toll of coronavirus (covid-19) infections in Morocco stands at 4,252 cases after the recording of 132 new cases.

The advertising and communication announcement sector is severely affected by the effects of the health crisis. Advertisers had to change their strategies not to sink definitively, especially since succeeding in the sector and managing to maintain a presence there requires ingenuity and innovation.

The rate of people who have died from the coronavirus is continuously declining. At the same time, the number of people who have recovered is rising. In total, more than 100 people are now considered fully recovered, according to the latest data published by the Ministry of Health.

The number of cases tested positive for covid-19 in Morocco has reached 4,246, after the identification of 126 additional cases.

Despite numerous awareness campaigns, violations of the state of emergency are multiplying in Morocco. Over the past 24 hours, the security forces have arrested 3,795 individuals, of whom 1,910 have been placed in custody. The others have been subjected to investigation, check-in and identity verification procedures.

The world of the 7th art is facing an unprecedented crisis, due to the covid-19 pandemic. In Morocco as elsewhere, theaters are closed, to the great distress of operators who no longer know which way to turn, in view of the enormous losses recorded.

After recording the lowest mortality rate yesterday (4%), Morocco recorded 102 cases of recovery on Monday, April 27. This is the highest figure since the start of the epidemic nearly two months ago.

The number of coronavirus infections in Morocco has reached 4,120 people, according to the count established by the Ministry of Health, up 55 from the previous 24 hours.

The National Ports Agency (ANP), according to data recorded on April 21, 2020, reports an increase in trade through Moroccan ports. These exchanges have increased by 5.5% to 28.7 million tons.

Pharmacists have distributed Ramadan baskets to the benefit of unemployed people and needy families due to the covid-19 pandemic.

The date of the school holidays is set in Morocco. They will take place from April 27 to May 3, 2020.

FGD deputy and city councilor of Rabat Omar Balafrej, advocates for a unified medical coverage system. This was during a remote conference organized by the Democratic and Progressive Chabiba Movement, affiliated with the PSU, on its Facebook page.