
Morocco Reports 100 New COVID-19 Cases, Total Rises to 1,988
The coronavirus epidemic continues to spread in the kingdom. 100 new cases were recorded this Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 10 a.m., bringing the total to 1,988 confirmed cases.

The coronavirus epidemic continues to spread in the kingdom. 100 new cases were recorded this Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 10 a.m., bringing the total to 1,988 confirmed cases.

To ensure compliance with the state of health emergency, security operations are being organized by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN). In total, 2,197 people were apprehended in 24 hours during these operations.

The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has formally denied the information reporting the quarantine and closure of premises and police stations due to the contamination of its officials with covid-19.

Moroccan internationals in the Gulf are eagerly awaiting authorization from the authorities of their country to return to Morocco to spend the month of Ramadan there.

Faced with the impossibility of celebrating weddings during this confinement period due to covid-19, the Ministry of Justice has created an online marriage service.

Will confinement be current during the holy month of Ramadan? Moroccans are concerned about this, especially since everything suggests a likely extension of this restrictive measure, for the sake of safety and protection of the population, at a time when the pandemic will reach its peak.

A grocer from Guelmim and his two accomplices were arrested on Monday for illegal manufacture and sale of protective masks.

The Head of Government, Saâd Eddine El Otmani, announced that eighty people with covid-19 are in critical condition.

The Jewish community in Morocco has lost 13 of its members due to the coronavirus, or 11% of all deaths recorded in the kingdom.

The Spanish government has fired about ten teachers posted in Morocco. They are accused of having abandoned the country and their work. These teachers returned because of the coronavirus.

The thesis that the coronavirus necessarily kills the elderly has just been challenged by the spectacular recovery of a 96-year-old Moroccan woman.

On CNews, columnist Karim Zeribi hailed the efforts made by Morocco in managing the health crisis.