
Morocco Bans Inter-City Transfer of Remains Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
Faced with the spread of the coronavirus in Morocco, the transfer of remains from one city to another is now prohibited.

Faced with the spread of the coronavirus in Morocco, the transfer of remains from one city to another is now prohibited.

Following the death of Fadel Sekkat , King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences and compassion to his family members.

Khalid Issadounène made disturbing revelations about the death of his sister, Aïcha, a cashier and CGT activist at Carrefour in Saint-Denis, who died from the coronavirus on March 26.

The Moroccan Consulate in Madrid intervened last Friday to prevent the cremation of a Moroccan national who died in anonymity. Confined alone at home, the deceased, of a certain age, had no longer given any sign of life.

She fell with her weapons in hand at the Ibn Rochd Hospital (Casablanca), after waging a merciless fight against the coronavirus. This is the first death recorded in the world of health professionals in Morocco.

An employee of Colruyt, a large retail store in Belgium, died due to his boss’s refusal to allow him to wear masks and gloves, which were recommended to prevent covid-19.

21 candidates for illegal immigration, including four women, were rescued on Friday, April 3, 2020, about 27 nautical miles from the port of Tan-Tan.

Fadel Sekkat, businessman and president of the steel company "Maghreb Steel", died on Saturday, April 4, in a hospital in Casablanca, from the consequences of the coronavirus, at the age of 75.

The Moroccan embassy in France announced on Friday "support" and "assistance" to the families of Moroccans who died of coronavirus in France.

A message of condolences and compassion from King Mohammed VI was addressed to the family of artist Marcel Botbol, who died on Wednesday morning in Paris.

The Permanent Representative of the Polisario Front to the UN, Ahmed Boukhari, died on Tuesday, April 1, from the "consequences of a long illness".

The covid-19 epidemic continues to progress in Morocco, bringing the number of people tested positive to 708.