
Casablanca Markets Warned: Resold Eid Meat from Beggars Poses Health Risks
The meat of Eid offered to beggars is being sold in several markets in Casablanca. Citizens are urged to avoid consuming it at the risk of suffering from certain pathologies.

The meat of Eid offered to beggars is being sold in several markets in Casablanca. Citizens are urged to avoid consuming it at the risk of suffering from certain pathologies.

While several hundred Muslims from the commune of Bonneuil-sur-Marne were celebrating Eid al-Adha on Sunday in the Cotton gymnasium, an armed man burst into the premises. The report shows two injured.

The Moroccan winger of Toulouse FC, Zakaria Aboukhlal , is currently in Mecca to perform the rites of the hajj, the fifth pillar of Islam.

The recovery of tourism activity is effective in Marrakech. The ochre city has been invaded for a few days by national and foreign tourists and Moroccans from around the world who come to spend their summer vacation.

This year, many Moroccans have opted to celebrate Eid al-Adha outside the kingdom, setting their sights on southern Spain to enjoy its beaches and low-cost hotels.

As the celebration of Eid al-Adha approaches, sheep prices for the sacrifice have reached an unprecedented high in the markets, forcing many Moroccans to find an alternative.

As car travel increases before the celebration of Eid al-Adha in Morocco, many Moroccans denounce the attitude of taxi drivers who prefer foreign customers to Marrakechis.

No more grilling of sheep heads in the streets, alleys and roads of Tangier during the Eid al-Adha festival. This is the decision taken by the municipality.

A sheep jumped from the 7th floor of a residential building in Tetouan, two days before Eid al-Adha (Saturday).

Like last year, King Mohammed VI has chosen to start his vacation in the city of M’diq where he will celebrate Eid al-Adha.

Two days before Eid al-Adha , road transport professionals in Casablanca note a low enthusiasm among families to travel to other cities in the kingdom to celebrate this holiday with their loved ones.

Moroccans will have to spend a lot to buy the Eid sheep in this period marked by inflation. Economic analyst Rachid Lahlou notes that the expense for the Eid sheep depletes a third of households’ annual income.