Professional and seasonal butchers practicing the slaughter of the Eid sacrifice must have an authorization duly signed by the local authorities before practicing this religious ritual. This is what the Ministry of the Interior has decided, in order to ensure the health and well-being of all.
The Governor of the Prefecture of Arrondissements of Casablanca-Anfa, Rachid Afirat, has been relieved of his duties. He is accused of mismanaging the file on the preservation of the historical and architectural heritage of the city.
Following the discovery of new outbreaks in neighborhoods of Tangier, the entrances to the target areas in the city have been closed since this Sunday at midnight. The idea is to succeed in containing the spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic and limiting its negative repercussions.
The Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, has responded favorably to the request of restaurant owners by authorizing them to open until midnight. It had been decided that they would close at 11 p.m. as part of the lockdown easing measures.
The revival of the tourism sector remains a priority for the Moroccan authorities. It holds a prominent place in the 2nd phase of the "plan to ease the health confinement" initiated on June 24 through a series of measures to inject new momentum into the sector.
Moroccan authorities continue to multiply actions to significantly reduce cases of coronavirus contamination. Wastewater treatment will now be carried out to locate any potential outbreaks.
Except for the ministries of the Interior, Education, and Health, no other department is allowed to create budgetary positions in 2021. In conveying this information to the ministers, the head of government explained that the repercussions of the pandemic have required the programming of a three-year austerity budget.
In a letter addressed to the Minister of the Interior, the Moroccan Federation of Caterers (FMT) pleads for the inclusion of its sector on the list of professions benefiting from the easing of confinement.
Anger is brewing in Moroccan households over the latest water and electricity bills distributed by the companies that manage them on a delegated basis. Fearing demonstrations, the Minister of the Interior has reminded these companies to order.
The Ministries of the Interior and Industry have issued a warning to establishments or businesses that do not comply with health safety rules. This involves the outright closure of businesses that find themselves in this situation.
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.
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.