Morocco records 5,428 Covid-19 cases, 13 deaths

Morocco records 5,428 Covid-19 cases, 13 deaths
AFP
Sunday 16 January 2022 - 16:26

Morocco recorded 5,428 new Covid-19 cases on Sunday, raising the total of cases since the beginning of the outbreak to 1,048,653 .

The kingdom has also reported 13 Covid related deaths in the past 24 hours.

As of Sunday, the ministry of health reported a total of  14,976 people who died from Covid-19.

Morocco continues to bid on its national vaccination campaign, in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

According to the ministry’s latest tally, 24,612,973 people received their first Covid-19 vaccine shot, while 23,008,669 were fully inoculated.

Morocco has also administered a total of 3,786,619 booster shots, as of Sunday.

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  • Bid D
    Sunday 16 January 2022 - 16:43

    So with no flights since 29 Dec 2021 who is bringing the virus into the country? We are stuck in other countries and can’t return home, most of us are fully vaccinated. I was sent to Germany to teach of 10 days and now Stuck in Germany and can’t return .

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