
Royal Air Maroc Denies Reports of Boeing 767 Emergency Landing in Congo
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) denied the information about one of its aircraft, the Boeing 767, which would have made an emergency landing in Congo.

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) denied the information about one of its aircraft, the Boeing 767, which would have made an emergency landing in Congo.

Since the first case of coronavirus contamination was detected in Morocco, rumors have been circulating on social media, especially regarding the education sector. In a statement, the Ministry of Education denies having brought forward the school holidays, normally scheduled for the end of March.

Even though the Ministry of Health continues to issue press releases to deny the existence of the coronavirus in the Kingdom, and reassure Moroccans that measures have been taken to protect them from this epidemic, social networks are creating confusion through the dissemination of false alerts.

The Ministry of Health, in a statement, indicated that no coronavirus contamination has been recorded so far in Morocco. The three suspected cases detected were only suffering from seasonal flu.

The information circulating about the acquittal of a person arrested for corruption is false and is part of an attempt to sabotage the fight against corruption. The Attorney General of the King at the Court of Appeal of Marrakech has provided a formal denial.

The House of Representatives formally denies an interview that Habib El Malki allegedly gave to an Israeli newspaper. The institution declared on Wednesday that these are fabricated allegations intended to harm.

While a crazy rumor announced his death, the Moroccan actor Abdelkader Moutaâ is very much alive.

The rumor had him declared dead, but comedian [Mohammed El Jem] is very much alive.

The prison administration of Loudaya qualifies as unfounded and false the information according to which a detainee, named Z.H., would have died in the local prison in Marrakech.

The rumors circulated on social networks that the olive fly would have had an impact on the safety of olive products in northern Morocco are false and unfounded. Through a press release, the Regional Directorate of Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima of the National Office of Food Safety (ONSSA) refuted these allegations, while reassuring consumers.

The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has categorically denied reports of attacks in Tinghir by individuals wearing the niqab.

After conducting a thorough work on voice recordings widely circulated on social networks, the Agadir Police Prefecture has provided a formal denial of the allegations of a woman. She claimed that a serial killer was targeting women in the Tikiouine region.