
Morocco's Coronavirus Cases Rise to 54, Health Minister Warns of Local Outbreaks
Morocco has recorded five new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the official toll to 54.

Morocco has recorded five new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the official toll to 54.

The Professional Group of Banks of Morocco (GPBM) is taking the measure of the country’s health situation and is thinking first and foremost of protecting bank customers. It has decided to limit to 5 or 10 the number of customers who can access a bank branch at the same time.

Moroccan athletes are now training via the WhatsApp application, due to the spread of the coronavirus.

Moroccan internet users have decided to take the lead in the fight against Coronavirus. They have launched several awareness campaigns on social media to urge the population to protect themselves by adopting life-saving gestures.

Since Morocco has decided to suspend air traffic to and from its territory, hundreds of Danes find themselves stranded, with no possibility, for the moment, of returning to Denmark.

Care and massage centers operating in Tangier are trampling on the security measures taken by the Ministry of the Interior to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

The two Moroccan billionaires have decided to contribute to the fund to fight the coronavirus.

Franc-Comtois are stranded, like thousands of European tourists, in the airports of Agadir, Marrakech, Casablanca or Rabat, since the closure of air links imposed by Morocco to limit the spread of the new coronavirus.

The Royal Holding Al Mada will donate 2 billion to the fund to fight the coronavirus, which was created on the instructions of King Mohammed VI .

Within 48 hours, two Moroccan nationals residing in Spain, originally from the Rif region, succumbed to the infection by the new Coronavirus .

King Mohammed VI had ordered the establishment of a special fund dedicated to the management of the Coronavirus pandemic. In 24 hours, more than 10 billion dirhams have been collected by the Moroccan authorities.

Law enforcement officers arrested, on Tuesday, March 17, 2020, the Salafist Abou Naim for having harshly criticized the decision to close mosques in order to counter the spread of the coronavirus.