Given the resurgence of the coronavirus in the Kingdom, doctors urge vigilance not to confuse seasonal flu and Covid-19. They recommend the vaccine against the next seasonal flu.
Strengthen control over the trade and use of ammonium nitrate. This is what the central services of the Ministry of the Interior, through a note, are alerting the local authorities and the police services throughout the Kingdom.
The activation of mobile banking, as an essential instrument for financial inclusion and the fight against cash, is an imperative, according to the Wali of Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM), Abdellatif Jouahri, concerned by the impressive surge in cash during this time of health crisis related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Crimes committed against children are at the forefront of the table of sexual assaults in the Kingdom. This emerges from the latest report of the Presidency of the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
Following the dismantling on September 10 of a terrorist cell, the Attorney General of the King near the Court of Appeal of Rabat informs, through a press release, that all the seized materials in the form of powders and liquids can be used in the manufacture of explosive charges.
The epidemiological picture of Covid-19 that Morocco presents is of concern to Dr. Tayeb Hamdi. The doctor and researcher in health policies and systems proposes courageous decisions to avoid losing control of this situation.
After all public, private and foreign mission schools in all districts of Casablanca, the authorities have decided to close the nurseries, to the great distress of parents and nursery directors.
The Moroccan government has just set up a Steering Committee for natural disaster prevention programs. One of the main projects of this body will be the development of internal regulations.
A suspicious envelope containing a white powder was received on Thursday at the Moroccan Consulate in Antwerp. Eight people remained confined inside the building.
Attention, it’s going to be hot! The heat is expected to hit several provinces of the kingdom until next Saturday, with temperatures ranging between 39 and 46 degrees, according to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN).
The National Meteorology Directorate (DMN) forecasts, Friday and Saturday morning, locally heavy thunderstorms accompanied by gusts of wind and hail in several provinces of the kingdom.
They are almost a thousand homeless people of Moroccan and sub-Saharan origin who, in these times of health crisis, live in precariousness and cannot find a way to meet their daily needs. This is the finding of the Moroccan Commission for Justice and Human Rights, which calls on the authorities to take charge of these people left to their own devices.