A woman tested positive gave birth on Wednesday to a healthy baby at the Mohammed VI Hospital in Tangier. This is the first case of a woman infected with the new coronavirus (Covid-19) giving birth in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region.
The Ministry of Health has provided a denial of allegations claiming the ban on exporting medicines to African countries.
Rabbi Jacky Sebag of the Nev Shalom synagogue in Casablanca , now cured of Covid-19, congratulated King Mohammed VI for his pioneering role in the health crisis. He also thanked Professor Jaâfar Heikel and his team.
Times are tough for the leather sector in Morocco due to the Covid-19 health crisis. Activities are running at a slow pace or even at a standstill.
The coronavirus toll has further increased in Morocco . 190 new cases have been confirmed by the Ministry of Health. This brings the total of people tested positive to 3,798.
The covid-19 crisis has spared no sector. Offshoring is suffering the consequences of the spread of the pandemic. A drop in turnover is announced for April 2020.
The Brazilian television network RecordTv, and its partner in Casablanca, have announced the resumption of filming of the series "Genesis" in Ouarzazate. This, as soon as Morocco opens its borders and allows flights to and from its territory.
133 inmates have been infected by the new coronavirus at the local prison in Ouarzazate, while only one has tested positive at the local prison in Ksar El Kébir, according to information provided on Thursday by the General Delegation for Prison Administration and Reintegration (DGAPR).
Accused of having sold bottles of disinfectant to nurses and midwives, the Souissi maternity hospital, part of the Ibn Sina university hospital center in Rabat, has categorically denied these rumors published by many electronic media.
The covered markets have been experiencing a large influx in recent days due to the Ramadan that is approaching. This violation of preventive measures against covid-19 can lead to the spread of the virus.
After this health crisis, will Moroccans still be able to travel abroad?
Moroccans will soon move from confinement to the deconfinement stage, which is a gradual return to normal life. In a video shared on his official page, Ahmed Reda Chami, president of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE), presented several possible scenarios for deconfinement.