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The spread of COVID-19 has had a detrimental impact on the economy of companies in the tourism and textile sectors. To address this, the economic monitoring committee has authorized two initial relief measures for these two sectors.
The Party of Justice and Development (PJD) is currently fighting to try to seize a large share of the public subsidies dedicated to political parties.
Buses, taxis and tramways are subject to systematic disinfection and passenger limitation to counter the spread of COVID-19. Disinfection will be done several times a week and takes into account the different compartments of the tramways.
The Casablanca tramway operator, RATP Dev, limits the number of passengers and strengthens hygiene measures to ensure the safety and health of passengers and staff.
Moroccan internet users have decided to take the lead in the fight against Coronavirus. They have launched several awareness campaigns on social media to urge the population to protect themselves by adopting life-saving gestures.
With a view to strengthening its communication on COVID-19, the Moroccan Ministry of Health has launched "ALLÔ SAMU 141" reserved for suspected cases.
Faced with the latest developments related to the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, France has chartered around forty planes to ensure the first phase of the repatriation of its nationals still in Morocco.
Special flights to repatriate stranded European tourists in Morocco. This measure was taken after Morocco suspended all its international flights with the world between Saturday and Sunday, particularly between France and Spain, to limit the spread of COVID-19. It should be noted that many Moroccans are also stuck in airports in France and Spanish ports.
The Coronavirus is driving up the price of garlic in the various markets of Morocco, mainly in Casablanca. This means that the effects of the virus are starting to affect the Moroccan consumer.
Despite the presence of the Coronavirus, Moroccan public transport will continue to serve citizens throughout the Moroccan territory.
Algerians stranded at Casablanca airport in Morocco due to the Coronavirus will soon be repatriated to their country. This is a decision by the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
Initially scheduled for May 11 and 12, 2020, the Hilloula of Meknes has been postponed to a later date. This is the decision of the Council of Jewish Communities of Morocco, during a meeting. The reasons for this postponement are simple. It is to avoid any risk of contamination by the Coronavirus , in accordance with the preventive measures taken by the Moroccan government in the fight against the pandemic.