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The Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs is engaged in the government’s strategy to fight against COVID-19, by making available to the public a manual of the main barrier gestures to be respected to protect against the coronavirus.
The death of a Moroccan national killed by police in Bremen has provoked very strong reactions within the Moroccan community in Germany. To ease tensions, the German embassy in Rabat was forced to react.
Rescue services were called on Monday afternoon to assist three young people swept away by the waves on the beach of Saidia . Only two of them were able to be brought back to shore.
A municipal councilor in Imzouren, in the Al Hoceima region, was sentenced to 5 years in prison and the payment of 1,000 dirhams, for his involvement in cocaine trafficking and possession of drugs and psychotropic pills.
A police officer from Schaerbeek, of Moroccan origin, was sentenced to 50 months in suspended prison for divulging professional secrets. He is also being prosecuted by the North Brussels police zone for concealment of facts.
Another Moroccan recently tried to cross the border barrier between the city of Sebta and Morocco. After more than 100 days stuck there, some are taking desperate measures to reunite with their families.
We know a little more about the resumption of certain activities in Morocco, with the new easing of lockdown measures . But the reopening of mosques is not mentioned for the time being.
As part of the second phase of deconfinement , which comes into effect on Thursday, the Moroccan authorities have issued the measures that will govern the official reopening of the beaches.
Royal Air Maroc plans a cautious, and above all selective, resumption of domestic flights. Two of the most important routes, Marrakech and Tangier, are not included in the airline’s program.
The British Ambassador to Rabat, Thomas Reilly, announced in a tweet that Morocco will proceed to open its borders from July 10 at the earliest.
The new deconfinement measures, which will come into effect in Morocco from Thursday, June 25 at midnight, do not concern alcohol outlets, nightclubs and restaurants with live music.
About a hundred Moroccans stranded in Turkey gathered on Saturday at Istanbul airport in the hope of being evacuated to Morocco. They protested against the choices made by the authorities, to the point of accusing officials of corruption and favoritism.