Faced with the impossibility of repatriating the bodies of Muslims who died from covid-19 from France to Morocco and other Maghreb countries, and the lack of space in the Muslim sections for their burial, the L.E.S Musulmans platform has launched the Janaza emergency plan. This is a "national mobilization for Muslim sections".
Denis Ferrero is one of the many French people stranded in Morocco since the suspension of air flights due to the coronavirus. Forced to extend his vacation, this resident of Saint-Chaffrey recounts his ordeal.
Since Monday, March 6, Morocco has been paying the Covid-19 allowance to beneficiaries registered on the Ramed list. The operation has experienced glitches, and people who have improperly benefited from the aid are being investigated.
About fifty Toulouse families find themselves stranded in some Maghreb countries including Morocco , due to the suspension of air flights because of the coronavirus. They are desperate day by day.
Faced with the exhaustion of local charitable associations in meeting the large number of retirees during this confinement period, the Muslim association of Mantes-la-Ville has taken over.
They are alone, as a couple, or as a family facing poverty, in this pandemic context, where lockdown measures and lack of support force them into a miserable way of life.
Rachid, a Belgian-Moroccan and his family are among the 500 Belgian-Moroccans stranded in Morocco due to the coronavirus pandemic and, above all, their dual nationality. He pleads for their repatriation, which has become almost impossible.
It is a very nice surprise that a young girl of Moroccan origin received on the occasion of her birthday. The entire neighborhood participated in this somewhat original celebration.
A family from Dampremy (Charleroi) finds itself stuck in Morocco due to the suspension of air flights because of the coronavirus. It is experiencing this situation very badly.
Deputies have asked the head of government, Saâdeddine El Othmani , to exempt low-income families from paying water, electricity and Internet bills during this period marked by the closure of non-essential activities.
While the Belgo-Moroccan, Ali Aarrass , will have to leave the Tiflet prison on April 2, the spread of the coronavirus could be a source of trouble for him. His family, relatives and friends will no longer be able to give him a dignified welcome as planned.
The Professional Group of Banks of Morocco is mobilizing to provide support to families and businesses facing the economic repercussions of the Coronavirus pandemic.