The " Sidi Hrazem " water is not harmful, the Ministry of Health has just affirmed. This clarification from the authorities comes after several press articles on a possible contamination of this mineral water highly prized by Moroccans.
A fake joint press release from the Ministries of the Interior and Health, written in Arabic, and announcing new restrictive measures or a new lockdown starting Monday, August 3, has been circulating on social media. This is not the case, reassures the Ministry of the Interior.
Rumors that Moroccan singer Abdelhadi Belkhayat had died are false, his daughter has just announced.
The information circulated by certain media about the government’s intention to supply mosques with thermometers and disinfectants would be false. The Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs has come forward to provide a formal denial.
To get rid of his wife, an individual claimed that she was infected with Covid-19. He was arrested at the end of the week by the Ouled Teima police brigade, in the Taroudant region.
For a few days now, information has been circulating on many websites announcing the reopening of mosques in Morocco from June 4. The Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs categorically denied these allegations on Thursday.
For a few days, rumors have been circulating about the development of a law aimed at allowing certain authority agents to have the status of judicial police. The information is unfounded, according to the Ministry of Justice, which states that such a project has never existed.
For a few days, rumors have been circulating about a decision allegedly made by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF). It is said to have decided to terminate the contracts of the coaches of the national teams due to the covid-19 pandemic.
The Regional Tourism Council (CRT) reacted to the information circulating on social networks in recent days, announcing the bankruptcy of about ten hotels in Agadir. According to the CRT, these would be false allegations spread by people who have no notion of the reality of the sector.
The information that 130 soldiers would have been infected by the coronavirus is false and unfounded. A military source has refuted this information, which it describes as "pure and simple allegations".
After being identified, the author of the false information on the "white year" in education in Morocco is now being prosecuted. This is the decision of the public prosecutor’s office at the court of first instance in Khouribga.
The Ministry of Health has issued a clarification in which it returns to the published documents, mentioning the existence of a roadmap for the lifting of the state of health emergency in Morocco.