89 coronavirus infections were recorded in Morocco since yesterday, according to figures just released by the Ministry of Health. The vast majority of contaminations come, once again, from the Casablanca region.
The number of COVID-19 infections has increased since this morning in Morocco, according to the Ministry of Health. Since last night, 78 new cases have been reported.
52 new infections were recorded today in Morocco, bringing the number of confirmed cases to 7,185. Unfortunately, once again the Casablanca region is at the top of the new infections with 34 cases since last night.
In Morocco, three new outbreaks of Covid-19 contamination have been discovered in three regions: Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima, Fès-Meknès and Casablanca-Settat.
110 new positive cases were confirmed in Morocco in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of infected people to 7,133. With one new death in the last 24 hours, Morocco has 194 deaths, more than two months after the first case of covid-19 was recorded.
Morocco wants to take the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic to the next level. Several mobile laboratories are now operational to carry out tests in remote areas.
Coronavirus cases in Morocco continue to rise but at a slower pace. Could this be the beginning of the much-awaited turnaround by the authorities? Since last night, 25 people have been infected with covid-19, for a total of 7,048.
With 71 new confirmed cases, Morocco has crossed the symbolic 7,000 case mark (7,023 cases), more than two months after the first case was recorded. With these new figures, the kingdom is approaching stage 3 of the epidemic (10,000 positive cases).
In total, four coronavirus outbreaks were discovered in the city of Casablanca on Tuesday, May 19, 2020.
Moroccans eager to get out of confinement will still have to be patient. The head of government announced on Monday that "the deconfinement process will be initiated as soon as the epidemiological and logistical conditions are met," while reassuring that "preparations are underway."
The Ministry of Health stated on Saturday, May 16, that health safety measures have been strengthened at all sites of automobile manufacturers (Renault Tanger, Somaca Casablanca and PSA Kenitra), in order to protect the health of employees and promote a gradual resumption of industrial activity.
The Ministry of Health , in collaboration with the National Confederation of Tourism and the supervisory ministry, are studying a strategy to put in place a specifications summary of the new health measures to be respected, as part of the resumption of hotel and tourism activities.