
Undocumented Moroccan Man Faces Deportation from France for Domestic Violence
A 45-year-old Moroccan is threatened with expulsion from France. He is accused of numerous offenses and crimes.

A 45-year-old Moroccan is threatened with expulsion from France. He is accused of numerous offenses and crimes.

The President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, visited the Crisis Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday, April 3, to inquire about the repatriation operations of French citizens stranded abroad due to the suspension of air travel. On this occasion, he announced that new operations will be carried out in the coming days.

After the suspension of air travel to curb the spread of the coronavirus, more than a thousand Moroccans found themselves stranded in Turkey. They were accommodated until March 23 in several hotels in the city of Istanbul.

About fifty Toulouse families find themselves stranded in some Maghreb countries including Morocco , due to the suspension of air flights because of the coronavirus. They are desperate day by day.

Morocco is acquiring medical equipment and supplies in China and South Korea to counter the spread of coronavirus on its territory. In this context, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has made several special flights to Asia.

Ex-convicts, who were posing as authority auxiliaries to raise awareness about coronavirus in the city of Salé , were arrested by the police. Recidivism, usurpation of function, violation of the state of health emergency for criminal purposes are the charges against them.

Two individuals, taking advantage of the state of health emergency, to burglarize a supermarket in Témara , were arrested by the judicial police elements of the prefecture of Skhirat-Témara.

A family from Dampremy (Charleroi) finds itself stuck in Morocco due to the suspension of air flights because of the coronavirus. It is experiencing this situation very badly.

The elements of the judicial police of Rabat and Témara, in close coordination with the services of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), arrested two individuals. They would be involved in the burglary of a money transfer agency.

The United States Embassy in Morocco expressed its gratitude to Moroccan hoteliers who provided aid and support to foreign tourists, in particular Americans stranded in the kingdom due to the measure to suspend air flights, aimed at countering the spread of the coronavirus.

A police officer serving in the Lissasfa district, in the Hay Hassani area of Casablanca , was forced to use his service weapon to apprehend an individual on Monday, March 23. The latter would have links with a criminal network operating in violent theft.

The U.S. State Department and the U.S. Embassy in Rabat have set up an air system, in partnership with British Airways, to allow Americans stranded in Morocco due to the coronavirus to return home.