
Morocco's COVID-19 Cases Surge to 3,568 as Contact Tracing Intensifies
The toll of the new coronavirus continues to worsen in Morocco. 122 new cases have been confirmed for a total of 3,568 confirmed infections since the beginning of the epidemic.

The toll of the new coronavirus continues to worsen in Morocco. 122 new cases have been confirmed for a total of 3,568 confirmed infections since the beginning of the epidemic.

In the process of fighting the spread of the coronavirus, mistakes in the management of responsibilities can be costly. The provincial health delegate in Marrakech learned this the hard way.

91 new infections were recorded in Morocco on Thursday at 10 a.m. Now, the total number of confirmed cases rises to 3,537.

The latest assessment of Covid-19 in Morocco shows 3,446 cases of contamination after the recording of 149 new confirmed cases in 24 hours.

The regional health department of Tangier -Tetouan is looking for volunteers to strengthen the healthcare staff during this period of health crisis.

Morocco has 3,377 confirmed cases of covid-19, after recording 168 new infections on Tuesday, April 22, 2020.

Infections are accelerating in Morocco with the recording, this Monday, March 20, of 191 new cases, bringing the national toll to 3,046 people infected with covid-19.

The Ministry of Health has taken an exceptional preventive measure in favor of drug and health product import establishments, in order to ensure the continuity of the services provided by the Directorate of Medicines and Pharmacy (DMP).

135 new cases of contamination were recorded in Morocco on Monday, April 20, 2020 at 10 a.m. This brings the total to 2,990 infected people.

The Moroccan authorities have decided to make subsidized masks available to pharmacies that are out of stock. These masks are now available in these pharmacies.

Morocco is about to reach the 3,000 mark of confirmed COVID-19 cases, this Sunday after the announcement of 135 new infections.

Morocco has recorded 121 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the national toll to 2,685 confirmed infections, according to the Ministry of Health.