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The figures for the "Marhaba 2019" Operation are provisional. The information was published on Saturday, September 14, by the Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water, through a press release stating that the figures published on September 10 only concern the transit points related to maritime transport.
The British-born Moroccan, who, during his vacation in Morocco, had been bitten by a rabid cat, lost his life. The death, which occurred two months later, would be due to the inappropriate care received by the family man. This is the conclusion of the investigation conducted by the British authorities to determine the circumstances and causes of the man’s death.
An Ipsos poll published on Friday, September 13, reveals that 60% of the French see migrants as a threat. 65% of them believe that welcoming them will not improve the country’s situation and, according to 45%, the arrival of migrants "deprives the French of social services". At the same time, 54% of respondents believe that the French should be given priority in job allocation.
It was on Monday, September 16 that the decision to abolish the embarkation/disembarkation form containing information on travelers departing or arriving in the Kingdom came into effect. The measure concerns air, land and sea transport.
Sad news for brothers Abu Bakr and Ottman Azaïtar. The world champions of mixed martial arts (MMA) have lost their grandmother on Saturday, September 14. The information was made public on their Instagram accounts, with a photo of them with the deceased.
Back from Congo to France where he resides, a man was forced to wander around Mohammed V Airport for two weeks. Royal Air Maroc (RAM), according to the Anti-Racist Group for the Defense and Support of Foreigners and Migrants (GADEM), had confiscated his passport. A version contradicted by a source within the Company.
Fifteen new structures have been selected to participate in the second edition of the Orange corners Morroco Program, strongly supported by five Dutch companies. In addition to strengthening their skills in several areas, these selected structures will receive material support and have access to an Innovation Fund, with funding of 16.5 million DH.
The fight against drug trafficking frequently sees its share of arrests and seizures. Last Friday, September 13, the Judicial Police Brigade of the Béni Makada Security District in Tangier proceeded to arrest a 31-year-old man. He would be, pending the results of the investigation, involved in a case of possession and trafficking of heroin.
Four young Moroccans left the Rif coast to illegally reach Spain on one or more jet skis. Since Thursday, September 12, when they attempted this perilous adventure, they have not given any news, leaving their loved ones in fear and anguish.
The verdict has been handed down. The man prosecuted by the justice system for having ransacked the Alsa bus was sentenced to three years of firm imprisonment. The authorities intend to deal with the utmost firmness with all those who will be guilty of acts of vandalism and destruction on the new buses put into service.
120,000 Moroccan tourists have visited Turkey, according to figures published by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism. Among them, many are interested in hair transplants, a specialty in which the country has excelled in recent years.
Drug lords have started to transport their goods again using sophisticated small planes. They end up on the other shore, thus escaping the controls of the security forces. The phenomenon, which has become recurrent in northern Morocco, is taken seriously by the Royal Gendarmerie, which has put its services on alert.