Several pharmacies have been closed in the kingdom for profiteering. The Ministry of the Interior made this decision after members of the Economic Monitoring Committee for monitoring the repercussions of the coronavirus and identifying support measures visited pharmacies in the city of Marrakech .
Despite the suspension of their activities due to covid-19, Marrakech hoteliers have decided to demonstrate their solidarity with their employees. The latter will receive their March and April salaries despite the leave. If the situation remains the same, a solution will be found by mutual agreement for the May salary.
The information disseminated on social networks stating that a criminal network targeting medical staff and nurses during the health emergency state has been dismantled in Marrakech , is unfounded.
After the coronavirus crisis, Brussels Airlines will not resume flights to eight of its destinations, including Marrakech.
A parliamentarian from the Marrakech Safi region, fearing contracting the coronavirus, was urgently admitted to a private clinic in the city, following the consumption of a large amount of clove infusion.
The Moroccan Association of Human Rights (AMDH), Marrakech-Menara section, draws the attention of the local authorities to the many sub-Saharan African migrants who have stormed the avenues adjacent to Mount Gueliz. This type of gathering in one of the cities that has recorded the highest number of contaminations is a danger, according to the AMDH.
The Ministry of Health has denied allegations that the medical staff in Marrakech has recorded a third death related to covid-19.
The police have launched a judicial investigation following the release of a video in which a foreigner claims to have been the victim of violence from individuals who accused him of transmitting the coronavirus.
An American national, stranded in Morocco following the closure of borders, was violently assaulted by several individuals in Marrakech .
Nicknamed "Hadna", the mastermind of a high-end prostitution network operating from bars and shisha lounges in Marrakech , will be brought to justice this week.
The judicial police of the prefecture of [Marrakech], in collaboration with the services of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), arrested four individuals for fraud and identity theft.
Faced with the ever-increasing demand for masks, fabric factories are converting to the production of protective masks. They have urgently received their certification from the Moroccan Institute of Standardization (IMANOR).