Ronaldo's Morocco hotel claims: 'We do not host refugees' contrary to reports of the hotel helping refugees out.
Hotel manager says they received many requests to help people because the building was not affected by the earthquake, and many guests have indeed arrived, but it is not hosting refugees or helping them find temporary solace as a result of the recent earthquake in Marrakesh, Morocco
Following reports on Saturday worldwide that Portuguese soccer legend Cristiano Ronaldo's luxury hotel in Marrakesh had turned into a refuge for earthquake victims, the hotel management sought to clarify that these reports are not accurate.

The hotel's operations manager expressed great surprise at the fake news reported by Marca, and mentioned that they have been inundated with inquiries.
It appears that the reports were mainly based on an interview with a Spanish tourist who told the local media, "All the hotels have become shelters for victims, including luxury hotels. Many spent the night on the streets because they feared another earthquake. We got a room at Cristiano Ronaldo's hotel, like many others who found refuge here." However, as mentioned, Ronaldo's hotel clarified that it is not a shelter for refugees.

The hotel in Marrakesh is part of Cristiano Ronaldo's hotel chain, named after him - Pestana CR7. Ronaldo has other hotels in Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona and New York.

This isn't the first time that incorrect reports have been linked to Ronaldo's hotel chain. When the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in 2020, there were reports that some of the hotels had turned into hospitals for COVID-19 patients, and the hotel had to deny these rumors.

The tap in merchant and his media dogs will never cease to amaze me