Casablanca was shaken on Tuesday by a violent explosion in the Anfa district. No casualties were reported except for a fire that broke out and damage to the affected building.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Morocco has recorded 5,539 deaths with a mortality rate of 1.6%. Several reasons are behind this increase, explained the Minister of Health.
5 injured were recorded in an accidental explosion at the Socio-Administrative Complex of the Royal Armed Forces in Hay Riad in Rabat.
A truck loaded with explosives was intercepted on Saturday at nightfall near an abandoned quarry in Benslimane . In addition to the local authorities, the event prompted the arrival of elements from the Royal Armed Forces and the Royal Gendarmerie.
In the aftermath of the explosion that claimed the lives of more than 200 people in Beirut, Morocco has set up a field military hospital. A total of 51,223 medical services have been provided by the Moroccan medical teams.
Strengthen control over the trade and use of ammonium nitrate. This is what the central services of the Ministry of the Interior, through a note, are alerting the local authorities and the police services throughout the Kingdom.
Due to the combined effects of the pandemic and the drop in production, fruit and vegetable prices are soaring in the Kingdom, particularly in Casablanca.
An explosion of gas cylinders occurred last night on Boulevard Driss Slaoui in the Anfa district of Casablanca. Fortunately, only material damage was reported.
The Moroccan ambassador to Lebanon narrowly escaped the explosion in Beirut, which occurred on Tuesday, August 4. He gave his testimony on Wednesday on Télé-Liban.
Morocco has deployed a military field hospital in Beirut to provide care to the victims of the explosion that shook Lebanon a few days ago. A total of 1,680 services have been provided to 791 patients and 12 surgical operations have been performed there.
The offices of Royal Air Maroc in Beirut were seriously shaken by the double explosion that hit the Lebanese capital on Tuesday, August 4. Fortunately, there are no casualties to be deplored.
The use of non-compliant phone chargers is a permanent danger. A household in Agadir learned this the hard way when a terrible fire broke out on Friday evening following the explosion of a phone charger.