
Morocco Cracks Down on Tourist Rentals Amid Health Concerns
Law enforcement officers are conducting inspections in several furnished apartments intended for rental in the tourist cities of Fès, Marrakech, Agadir and Tanger.

Law enforcement officers are conducting inspections in several furnished apartments intended for rental in the tourist cities of Fès, Marrakech, Agadir and Tanger.

Two individuals were arrested on Sunday evening by elements of the prefectural judicial police service in Fez, with the collaboration of the services of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST). They are suspected of manufacturing chemicals harmful to public health.

Following violations of confinement in the cities of Tangier , Tetouan, Fez and Sale, the public prosecutor’s office has decided to open an investigation.

Eighteen people have been arrested for spreading false information about COVID-19.

Severely affected by the drought, livestock farmers and meat producers are calling for urgent government aid to avoid a major crisis.

The winner of the "2018 Arab Reading Challenge" competition in Dubai, Meryem Amjoun, 9 years old, will now host a children’s program on the 2M channel.

A press release from the Ministry of Health reports a new Coronavirus infection in Morocco, bringing the number of people who tested positive to 6.

More than 40 million DH have been released for the creation of a spa resort in Ain Skhouna Tajmout, in the commune of Rmila in the province of Boulemane.

In addition to Marrakech, which attracts the largest number of tourists each year, there are three places that are a must-see. These places stand out for their originality, beauty and charm.

One year in prison and a fine of 5,000 dirhams. This is the sentence that the chamber in charge of financial crimes of the Court of Appeal has imposed on the professor, coordinator of the Master’s program, the main accused in the "Master against money" case in Fez. As for his co-defendants, three were sentenced to two months and one year of hard labor, while three others were acquitted.

It was in the Bensouda district in the Zouagha district of Fez that King Mohammed VI proceeded on Wednesday to launch the construction work of a "Proximity Medical Center (CMP)". The future Proximity Medical Center is part of a program led by the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity providing for the realization at the level of the Kingdom of ten Proximity Medical Centers of this type.

The program to enhance economic activities and improve the living environment in the Medina of Fez (2020-2024) was launched on Monday, March 2, 2020, by King Mohammed VI.