Morocco records 37 new COVID-19 cases for total of 516, with nearly 2,000 people in Morocco with suspected cases testing negative for the virus.
The message about self isolation and social distancing appears to have taken hold. The streets are virtually empty and most shops closed. Walking through Fez is an eerie experience with virtually nobody on the street and an overall sense of tranquility and silence. People are taking care to avoid direct contact with each other.
There are some exceptions. The famous tannery is still being worked by some tanners keen not to let their stack of animal hides to go to rot and go to waste. And there are still young people who don't appear concerned by the instructions to stay at home.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office has suggested the possibility of delivering harsher penalties for violations of the state of emergency if they include acts stipulated in the Criminal Code
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| Sefarine square is empty |
Meanwhile, in Marrakech there are still a lot of people on the streets
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| The Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakech |
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| Place Jemaa El Fna, Marrakech |
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| Meanwhile, in Casablanca.... |
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