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Morocco records at least 50,000 new cancer cases of all types combined each year, according to the Ministry of Health. On the sidelines of the celebration of World Cancer Day, celebrated on February 4, the authorities are multiplying awareness-raising efforts for good prevention.
54% of Moroccan parents opposed the vaccination of children under 12, launched by the government, on the eve of the school year. This, as part of the large-scale vaccination campaign against Covid-19.
Any Moroccan wishing to travel abroad must compulsorily take the 3rd dose of the anti-Covid vaccine, if the second dose (or the single dose of the J&J vaccine) dates back more than 4 months, according to the Ministry of Health.
The government could sanction civil servants who have not yet updated their vaccination pass. A ban on the workplace followed by a salary deduction would be considered to compel them to take the 3rd dose of the anti-Covid-19 vaccine.
The Casamémoire association has expressed its deep disappointment at the new episode of destruction of the Miramar Hotel and the casino, considered jewels of the urban heritage of the city of Mohammedia and the greater Casablanca.
The Brussels court has decided to postpone the judgment in a major drug case, involving 14 traffickers, including Moroccans, due to the lack of investigative elements from the Spanish side.
The decision to reopen the borders announced by the government is received with caution by some tourism professionals who fear a short-term measure.
The police announced the seizure of 516 kg of cannabis, hidden in trucks in transit at the port of Tanger Med and destined for Spain. Arrests were made and an investigation has been opened.
The government has decided to exempt children aged 6 to 18 from the vaccine pass when coming from abroad. However, a PCR test will be required to enter the national territory.
The year 2022 is starting slowly for the new car segment. Sales in this sector have fallen by 6.72% compared to the same period last year.
To preserve the gains of the management of the health crisis and quickly achieve collective immunity, Morocco could resort to compulsory vaccination, as part of the reopening of borders.
In anticipation of the reopening of borders, the Ministry of Tourism has developed a program based on partnerships with international tour operators and airlines. No less than 35 agreements have already been concluded.