Nightclubs in Marrakech and Tanger will reopen from March 11, a much-needed breather from the months-long closure they sustained due to Covid-19.
Hope continues for nightclubs in Casablanca, which have not received authorization to reopen, a well-informed source within a collective of nightclubs owners told Hespress.
In November of last year, the government lifted the restrictions in all parts of the Kingdom’s national territory. Nightclubs alone remained closed.
The exclusion drove many nightclub owners and workers to protest against the government’s discriminatory measures. The government however said its decision to keep nightclubs closed is in response to the “alarming” spread of Covid-19.
In recent weeks, covid-19 cases dropped significantly.
On March 1, Morocco’s Health Ministry announced the end of the Omicron wave in the country, after nearly 3 months of heightened infection rates.
According to Assabah daily, nightclubs are required to have their clientele provide vaccination passes, strict compliance with health measures, mask-wearing, and physical distancing.
Violations of rules will lead to sanctions.
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