Covid-19: 121 New Confirmed Cases in Morocco, 7,332 in Total (Ministry)

Covid-19: 121 New Confirmed Cases in Morocco, 7,332 in Total (Ministry)
Friday 22 May 2020 - 17:05

One hundred and twenty-one (121) new cases of COVID-19 infection have been recorded during the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases of contamination to 7,322 in the Kingdom, the ministry of Health announced Friday.

 The number of fatalities has increased to 197 (one new death) in the last 24 hours, said director of Epidemiology and Disease Control at the ministry of Health, Mohamed El Youbi, in a statement broadcast by MAP on its TV channel M24 and on RIM RADIO.

Ninety-seven (97) new recoveries have been reported during the last 24 hours in Morocco, bringing the total number of cured people to 4,377, the official added.

The ministry of Health calls on citizens to respect the rules of hygiene and health safety, as well as the preventive measures taken by the Moroccan authorities, by demonstrating responsibility and patriotism.

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