
Morocco Reports 162 New COVID-19 Cases, Zero Deaths in Latest Update
The new COVID-19 report shows 162 new infections, 65 recoveries and zero deaths between Friday 4 pm and Saturday 10 am.

The new COVID-19 report shows 162 new infections, 65 recoveries and zero deaths between Friday 4 pm and Saturday 10 am.

The recovery rate in Morocco is rising as infections accelerate and the mortality rate is falling. In the last 24 hours, 145 new recovery cases have been recorded; bringing the total to 2,324, or a rate of 40.69%.

The new assessment of infections shows that Morocco is performing well in terms of recovery cases and deaths. To date, the average recovery rate has been largely exceeded by the kingdom and the mortality rate is decreasing every day.

Morocco is preparing for deconfinement. The first available scenarios are contained in a draft that details the measures to be taken to successfully navigate this important turn in the fight against coronavirus.

123 new infections were recorded in Morocco this Friday, May 8 at 10 a.m., bringing the number of confirmed cases to 5,661.

Morocco recorded 113 additional cases of infection with the new coronavirus (Covid-19) this Friday, May 8, according to figures published by the Ministry of Health. Here are the details of the infections by region.

It is once again optimism that prevails this morning with the number of cases of recovery from the new coronavirus (Covid-19). According to the figures published by the Ministry of Health, 123 people have been completely cured of the virus in Morocco .

The number of confirmed cases of covid-19 is 5,000 in Morocco, after the census of 97 new people tested positive. With this new assessment, the Casablanca-Settat region, the most affected in the kingdom, recorded 41 cases in 24 hours this Monday, May 4.

The new assessment in Morocco stands at 5,000 infections, after the census of 97 new confirmed cases of coronavirus. To date, the number of recovered cases stands at 1,565, with 127 new recoveries against 177 deaths.

The Minister of Health refutes allegations of "victims of false analyzes" among patients with covid-19. He reassures that "the techniques used are the most reliable, as they are based on the detection of the virus’s DNA, and are commonly used by our laboratories in the kingdom for other diseases".

174 new cases of covid-19 were recorded this Sunday at 4 p.m. Now, the toll in Morocco stands at 4,900 infections.

The toll of the epidemic continues to rise in Morocco with now more than 4,880 infections after the identification of 151 additional cases of infection until this Sunday at 10:00 a.m.