
Morocco Reports 2 New COVID-19 Deaths, Total Rises to 232
Morocco deplores 2 new deaths due to coronavirus this Saturday, July 4, according to the Ministry of Health. Since the beginning of the epidemic, the kingdom has recorded 232 deaths.

Morocco deplores 2 new deaths due to coronavirus this Saturday, July 4, according to the Ministry of Health. Since the beginning of the epidemic, the kingdom has recorded 232 deaths.

The number of coronavirus infection cases in Morocco has exceeded 13,000 this Friday, July 3, the Ministry of Health has just announced. In total, 246 new cases have been recorded since last night for a total of 13,215.

246 cases of coronavirus infection have been recorded since last night in Morocco, the Ministry of Health said, according to which the number of cases in the kingdom since last March now stands at 13,215.

During confinement, patients with chronic diseases deserted clinics and hospitals. As a result, they faced serious complications due to lack of medical follow-up.

A field hospital is about to be set up in El Jadida. It will be used to accommodate the new patients affected by covid-19, from the epidemic focus of Jorf Lasfar.

333 Covid-19 infections were recorded on Thursday, July 2 in Morocco, according to the Minister of Health. Since the beginning of the epidemic, 12,969 people have been affected by the coronavirus in the Kingdom.

Some 218 people have been infected since last night in Morocco, according to figures just released by the Minister of Health. Since the start of the epidemic in the Kingdom, 12,854 cases have been recorded.

The massive screenings carried out in companies are at the origin of the new coronavirus infections in Morocco. Dozens of positive cases were recorded, last Sunday and Monday, among the nursing staff of the Tangier hospital.

The new coronavirus infection figures were released a few minutes ago by the Ministry of Health. Since yesterday, 103 cases have been recorded in Morocco, bringing the total since the start of the epidemic to 12,636.

Personal physician to King Mohammed VI and main responsible for the royal palace clinic, Professor Abdelaziz El Maaouni is part of the small circle surrounding the Sovereign.

Coronavirus cases in Morocco are still on the rise. In the last 24 hours, some 243 new infections have been recorded in the kingdom, bringing the total to 12,533 since the start of the COVID-19 epidemic.

Fortunes are diverse for Moroccans during the confinement period. With the containment measures put in place by the health authorities, 80% of diabetics have suffered from the lack of appropriate medical follow-up, according to the endocrinologist and diabetologist, Hamdoun Lhassani.