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Covid-19: Morocco cancels New Year's Eve celebrations due to Omicron
Night curfew to be imposed on December 31
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Morocco on Monday announced a ban on New Year's Eve celebrations as part of stepped-up measures against rising coronavirus cases.
The government ordered a ban on all forms of celebration on the evening of New Year's eve, including parties in hotels and tourist sites.
It ordered restaurants and cafes to close at 11.30pm and said a curfew would be in place from midnight until 6am on January 1.
Morocco on December 15 detected its first case of the Omicron variant of the novel coronavirus.
After a partial reopening of borders, it is to close them again from Thursday to rein in the spread of the highly infectious variant.
Authorities will, however, organise special repatriation flights for expatriates stranded in the country.
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