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File photo: Members of the
medical staff at the Mohammmed V military hospital, wearing
protective outfits, are pictured during the novel coronavirus
pandemic crisis, in the Moroccan capital Rabat on April 15, 2020.
FADEL SENNA / AFP.

 

The Moroccan government announced a nationwide curfew
and other restrictive measures Monday, as it seeks to slow the
spread of the novel coronavirus.

The curfew will be in place between the hours of 9:00 pm (2000
GMT) and 6:00 am and the new measures — also including a ban on
parties and public gatherings — will all kick in for a three-week
period from Wednesday, the government said in a statement reported
by the official MAP news agency.


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Morocco has lately been detecting more than 2,000 coronavirus
cases per day, while local media have reported a drop off in
testing by the kingdom.

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The country has registered more than 418,000 coronavirus
infections, including 7,000 deaths, according to the last official
count.

Authorities hope to begin a vaccination programme at the end of
this year, with the aim of immunising around 20 million people in
three months, although they have yet to confirm a start date.

AFP

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