Morocco records 693 Covid-19 cases, 48 fatalities

Morocco records 693 Covid-19 cases, 48 fatalities
Monday 20 September 2021 - 16:35

Morocco recorded 693 new Covid-19 cases on Monday, raising the number of cases since the beginning of the outbreak to 920,374.

The kingdom also reported 48 new deaths in the past 24 hours, according to the latest statement by the ministry of health.

With over 37 million doses administered, Morocco has fully vaccinated 17,590,697 people, while 21,221,268 received their first vaccine jab.

Morocco continues to push its vaccination campaign in an effort to reach mass immunization, as it continues to strengthen its national vaccine stock.

The kingdom received an additional shipment of 115 thousand AstraZeneca vaccine shots on Sunday night.

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  • Huh
    Monday 20 September 2021 - 20:47

    I wonder if these low numbers are because of the weekends… as it s been noticed, low numbers are always recorded on sundays and mondays. I wonder it thats the case this time. Hmmm…

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