Morocco records for first time over 100 COVID-19 cases in months

Morocco records for first time over 100 COVID-19 cases in months
Mounir Mehimdate
Wednesday 9 November 2022 - 16:37

Morocco recorded 127 new Covid-19 cases on Wednesday for the first time since August, raising the total of cases since the beginning of the outbreak to 1.266.231.

The kingdom also reported one Covid-19-related death in the past 24 hours.

As of Wednesday, the Ministry of Health reported a total of 16.282 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.

The country is likely to enter a fifth COVID-19 wave, as cases have begun to rise again, said Health official Mouad Mrabet on Tuesday while presenting the monthly epidemiological bulletin.

The fourth intervening period lasted for 3 months and was characterized by a very weak spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, added the same source.

The weekly positivity rate rose significantly to 2.1% in the last week, after remaining stable at less than 1% for over two months.

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