Morocco shuts restaurants, cinemas over coronavirus
Morocco has reported 29 confirmed cases of coronavirus so far
Morocco has reported 29 confirmed cases of coronavirus so far. PHOTO: AFP
RABAT:
Morocco decided to close restaurants, cinemas, sports halls and other entertainment venues as part of its fight against the coronavirus, the Interior Ministry said on Monday.
In a statement, the ministry said markets and stores selling necessary goods to citizens and restaurants that offer delivery services will remain open.
Morocco has reported 29 confirmed cases of coronavirus so far.
World stock markets nose-dive as support measures fail to quell virus fears
On Sunday, Rabat has created a special fund of 10 billion dirhams ($1 billion) to cover expenses related to the rehabilitation of health mechanisms and methods.
The coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, China last December, and has spread to at least 146 countries and territories.
The death toll worldwide is now over 6,470, with more than 164,000 confirmed cases, according to the World Health Organisation, which has declared the outbreak a “global pandemic.”
Morocco decided to close restaurants, cinemas, sports halls and other entertainment venues as part of its fight against the coronavirus, the Interior Ministry said on Monday.
In a statement, the ministry said markets and stores selling necessary goods to citizens and restaurants that offer delivery services will remain open.
Morocco has reported 29 confirmed cases of coronavirus so far.
World stock markets nose-dive as support measures fail to quell virus fears
On Sunday, Rabat has created a special fund of 10 billion dirhams ($1 billion) to cover expenses related to the rehabilitation of health mechanisms and methods.
The coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, China last December, and has spread to at least 146 countries and territories.
The death toll worldwide is now over 6,470, with more than 164,000 confirmed cases, according to the World Health Organisation, which has declared the outbreak a “global pandemic.”