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Morocco to Start Reopening Borders After Strict Lockdown

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Source: https://www.voanews.com/covid-19-pandemic/morocco-start-reopening-borders-after-strict-lockdown

Morocco to Start Reopening Borders After Strict Lockdown
By Associated Press
July 09, 2020 02:07 PM


RABAT, MOROCCO - Morocco will start gradually reopening its air and maritime borders next week after one of the world's strictest border lockdowns, which trapped tourists inside the country and left thousands of Moroccans stranded abroad and unable to come home.

Only Moroccan citizens and expatriates living in Morocco will be allowed to travel in the first stage of the reopening starting July 14, according to a government statement Thursday.

National airlines will schedule as many flights as necessary to return Moroccans living abroad as well as foreigners living in Morocco. Passengers are required to present both a PCR virus test taken within fewer than 48 hours of the flight, as well as an antibody test, before boarding planes heading for Morocco...
 
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