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The Covid-19 pandemic has required the commitment of all components of the State. However, some ministers in the government risk being the subject of the anger of King Mohammed VI, due to their poor management of the crisis period.
A Moroccan national, stranded in the Philippines since the closure of international borders, died last Wednesday from complications related to his health condition.
Since Wednesday, June 3, domestic workers must be declared to the National Social Security Fund (CNSS). The decision was announced by the Minister of Employment and Professional Integration.
While the investigating judge had decided not to prosecute Dounia Batma for complicity in fraud, the criminal chamber of the Marrakech Court of Appeal rejected on Monday the appeal filed two weeks ago by the public prosecutor.
Better known as Haj Zambia, the biggest disrupter of King Mohammed VI’s processions recently died at the Cheikh Zayed Hospital in Rabat , following a COVID-19 infection. He was buried in the Sidi Messaoud cemetery in Hay Riyad.
A woman was placed in pre-trial detention for attempting, in the middle of last week, to burn her husband alive. The victim, with first-degree burns, is still hospitalized.
The famous Moroccan singer and actor, Mohamed Bechar, widely known as Zeroual, died on Tuesday at the age of 80, after a long illness.
King Mohammed VI is said to have arrived on Monday evening at the royal palace of Skhirat from Rabat, in order to spend the beginning of the summer vacation there.
In a letter addressed to the walis and governors, the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit announced the resumption of the regulatory deadlines relating to civil status declarations in Morocco from June 11 next.
Morocco is beginning its gradual deconfinement starting this week. The services of the Royal Gendarmerie and the national security have begun to ease the restrictive measures put in place as part of the state of health emergency.
A mother was arrested last Friday by the elements of the Royal Gendarmerie , after admitting to having tortured and asphyxiated by strangulation her 3-day-old baby at her home in Amizmiz .
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC) has welcomed the initiative of the Spanish government that has allowed a 12-year-old Moroccan girl to be enrolled in school in Melilla , despite the illegal situation of her mother.