
Morocco Beach Closures: Where Tourists Can Still Swim Safely
No less than a dozen Moroccan beaches have been closed to the public in one week. However, some beaches on the Mediterranean coast and in the south of the country have escaped this ban.

No less than a dozen Moroccan beaches have been closed to the public in one week. However, some beaches on the Mediterranean coast and in the south of the country have escaped this ban.

A new epidemic outbreak appeared at the end of the week in a small village near Al Hoceima . 32 cases of Covid-19 contamination were recorded among the 100 people who participated in a funeral.

While King Mohammed VI is expected this week in Al Hoceima, several luxury cars belonging to the Royal Palace have already been spotted on site.

The elements of the judicial police of the regional security have succeeded in arresting the burglars of the homes of Moroccans living abroad (MRE) located in the city of Al Hoceima. Among them, two repeat offenders.

King Mohammed VI is still on vacation in northern Morocco. After a month spent in his palace in M’diq, the Sovereign is preparing to set sail for the city of Al Hoceima .

Dwellings in an advanced state of dilapidation in the old medina of Tangier are being systematically demolished. The operation aims to enhance the heritage of the region in the long run.

A police officer succumbed to his injuries on Friday in Al Hoceima , following an attack. His hierarchy announces measures as a tribute.

A municipal councilor in Imzouren, in the Al Hoceima region, was sentenced to 5 years in prison and the payment of 1,000 dirhams, for his involvement in cocaine trafficking and possession of drugs and psychotropic pills.

Moroccan international Belhanda and his wife Amal donated 160,000 DH for the benefit of the families of the Ajdir douar, as their contribution to the fight against covid-19.

After the passage of the press in a hotel that would house the homeless in Al Hoceima , they find themselves back on the streets.

While hospital facilities are overcrowded in the Tanger -Tétouan-Al Hoceima region, hotel owners have categorically refused to accommodate patients with coronavirus. Meanwhile, authorities are working to find solutions.

Homeless people have been housed since Monday in a hotel in the city of Al Hoceima, as part of the implementation of the preventive measures announced by the local authorities to fight against the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.