The Government has announced a series of measures that will be applied on the night of December 31 to January 1, including a midnight curfew at 6 o’clock.
Le Monde with AFP
Morocco announced, Monday, December 20, the prohibition of New Year celebrations, in the context of restrictions to combat the propagation of CIVID-19. The Government has announced a series of measures that will be applied in the night of 31 December at the age of January, among which include the prohibition of all New Year celebrations, that of organizing parties in Hotels, restaurants and tourist facilities, the closing of restaurants and cafes at 11:30 pm and setting up a night curfew from midnight to 6 hours.
Morocco had announced on December 15 have detected a first case of infection in the Omicron variant in the country, which will close from Thursday its borders, partially reopened, in the face of the “dazzling” propagation of the new variant. However, the government will allow special flights to repatriation to foreign countries, including Europeans. The Moroccan government decided on December 4 to ban all festivals and major cultural and artistic events due to the propagation of the new variant.