
Morocco's King Orders Military Medical Support in COVID-19 Fight
King Mohammed VI has instructed the military medical service to participate in the mission to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

King Mohammed VI has instructed the military medical service to participate in the mission to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Belgian international of Moroccan origin and member of the Chinese club Shandong, Marouane Fellaini, Luneng, tested positive for coronavirus, has given news of himself. He also promised to follow the treatment to quickly regain his place in the squad.

Morocco recorded 18 new positive cases on Sunday, bringing the day’s total to 115 infected patients.

With the establishment of the state of emergency, the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Industry, Trade and the Digital Economy have published a list of commercial activities that must continue to offer their services and products to citizens.

Moroccan internationals Abderrazzak Hamdallah and Nouredine Amrabat, confined in Saudi Arabia, receive their training program by email from the club’s technical staff.

The pharmaceutical sector is in mourning. Omar Tazi, one of the pioneers of the Moroccan pharmaceutical industry, died on Friday, March 20, 2020, after a long illness.

The call for mobilization in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic has received a favorable response from Moroccans who, in a spirit of solidarity, are speaking from the heart. Abu Azaitar has just joined the list of generous donors by offering medical equipment.

Morocco is on the verge of crossing the 100-case mark with 10 new infected patients reported this Saturday, March 21.

In an effort to contribute to the national effort, the humanitarian NGO BarakaCity has donated medical equipment to hospitals in the Île-de-France region, in order to fight the spread of the coronavirus. In total, more than 1,300 masks have been distributed.

A suspected Belgian terrorist of Moroccan origin was arrested during a coronavirus-related check in the city of Trier, in western Germany, near the border with Luxembourg.

For the past few days, Moulay Hicham, cousin of King Mohammed VI , has been in "health isolation" in Morocco.

Morocco recorded, in the night from Friday 20 to Saturday 21 March, seven new cases of coronavirus, thus bringing the toll to 86 positive cases.