The rate of people who have died from the coronavirus is continuously declining. At the same time, the number of people who have recovered is rising. In total, more than 100 people are now considered fully recovered, according to the latest data published by the Ministry of Health.
The number of cases tested positive for covid-19 in Morocco has reached 4,246, after the identification of 126 additional cases.
After recording the lowest mortality rate yesterday (4%), Morocco recorded 102 cases of recovery on Monday, April 27. This is the highest figure since the start of the epidemic nearly two months ago.
The number of coronavirus infections in Morocco has reached 4,120 people, according to the count established by the Ministry of Health, up 55 from the previous 24 hours.
168 new cases were reported this Sunday at 4 pm. This brings the number of confirmed infections to 4,065 in Morocco .
Nearly two months after the first case was recorded, the kingdom has crossed the 4,000 mark for coronavirus (Covid-19) infections (4,047) after confirming 150 additional cases of infection this Sunday at 10 a.m.
Morocco currently has a total of 3,897 cases of coronavirus contamination, i.e. + 139 cases in 22 hours (6 pm - 4 pm).
The Ministry of Health has launched sampling screening in factories and prisons, in an attempt to fight the covid-19 contamination outbreaks that have been developing in these units in recent days.
The Ministry of Health has just launched a major recruitment wave to strengthen its workforce. It is looking for more than a thousand profiles with diverse skills, including 300 doctors.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to accelerate in Morocco. The toll rises to 3,889 confirmed cases this Saturday, April 25, 2020.
The coronavirus toll has further increased in Morocco . 190 new cases have been confirmed by the Ministry of Health. This brings the total of people tested positive to 3,798.
124 cases tested positive for the new coronavirus (covid-19) were confirmed this Friday, April 24 at 10 a.m., bringing the total to 3,692 infections.