The Moroccan Cinematographic Center (CCM) has found a way to support citizens during this period of confinement due to the spread of the coronavirus. It announced that it will be posting a series of Moroccan feature films online starting March 31.
According to the latest figures from the Ministry of Health, Morocco recorded 21 new cases of coronavirus infection from Tuesday night until Wednesday at 8:00 a.m., bringing the official toll to 638 cases.
A large-scale campaign to free the public domain was launched last Monday by the local authorities of Casablanca.
A 46-year-old woman was arrested on Monday evening by the elements of the Agadir prefectural service. She would be involved in the recording and dissemination via social networks of a video sequence containing insulting and defamatory remarks against members of the Moroccan community residing abroad (MREs) and inciting hatred and discrimination.
During his daily press briefing, the Ministry of Health, through the Director of Epidemiology and Disease Control, Dr. Mohamed Lyoubi, revealed on Monday, March 30, that Morocco has moved to stage 2 of the epidemic, due to the appearance of local outbreaks of contamination.
Some truckers are allowed to transport individuals, in violation of the state of emergency measures. They were denounced by Internet users who fear for the health safety of Moroccans.
The Ministry of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education and Scientific Research has taken new measures. These are the continuation of distance learning and the postponement of the spring holidays.
Operators are asking banks to take strong measures for each sector of activity. The case-by-case approach proves counterproductive according to the latter, who call for more sustained support.
The coronavirus epidemic and the confinement it imposes have been marked by the multiplication of solidarity initiatives by public and private bodies. Lyonnaise des Eaux de Casablanca (LYDEC) has not deviated from the rule by suspending water and electricity supply cut-off operations during the confinement period.
Despite the rise in the energy bill, the Cosumar group reports an improvement in its results and talks about its future Saudi plant.
Bank Al-Maghrib has adopted new measures to support the economy and the banking system of the kingdom. The announcement was made last Sunday.
The spread of the coronavirus could not lead to a blank year for the Botola, according to some officials of national football.