Morocco's king cautions of possible new lockdown as Covid-19 cases increase

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Moroccan King Mohammed VI (C), flanked by his brother Prince Moulay Rachid (R) and son Crown Prince Moulay Hassan (L), makes a speech in the city of al-Hoceima on August 20, 2020.

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Moroccan King Mohammed VI (C), flanked by his sibling Prince Moulay Rachid (R) and child Crown Prince Moulay Hassan (L), makes a speech in the city of al-Hoceima on August 20,2020 © AFP Image/ Source: Moroccan Royal Palace (handout)

Morocco could return to a total coronavirus lockdown as cases continue to increase, Moroccan King Mohammed VI stated on Thursday, caution of severe economic repercussions.

New cases nationally have risen to more than 1,000 a day given that Morocco lifted a strict three-month long lockdown in late June and struck a record high of 1,766 on Aug. 15.

As of Thursday, Morocco had actually recorded an overall 47,638 cases, consisting of 775 deaths and 32,806 healings.

( AFP)

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