The health crisis is on the agenda of the Government Council this Thursday. On this, a press release from the Head of Government announces the approval of the decree-law supplementing the decree-law relating to the adoption of new measures relating to the state of health emergency in the Kingdom.
In a few weeks, Morocco will launch a large-scale vaccination campaign against Covid-19 . The director of the biotechnology laboratory of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of Rabat, Azeddine Ibrahimi, explained in an interview that to stop the spread, vaccinating as many people as possible is a formidable weapon.
With the resurgence of Covid-19 cases in Morocco, the number of deaths due to the coronavirus continues to increase. The Kingdom recorded 81 deaths, for a total of 4,506 since the start of the epidemic last March.
Despite the impact of the health crisis, Moroccan direct investment abroad (MDIA) is gradually resuming. The volume of MDIA reached 5.64 billion dirhams at the end of September, compared to nearly 5 billion dirhams at the end of June.
The coordinator of the National Public Health Emergency Operations Center at the Ministry of Health , Mouad Mrabet, indicated on Tuesday that the Covid-19 reproduction rate has reached 1.22 nationwide. This was during his presentation of the biweekly report on the country’s epidemiological situation.
Barely has Morocco embarked on a gradual relaunch of its tourism sector, when this momentum is losing steam. The restrictive measures imposed everywhere in Europe have forced it to lower its flag.
Through the strength of its 60 textile factories, Morocco manages to produce 16 million masks per day. The announcement was made by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy.
Care and wellness establishments have been ordered to open their doors, but under rather suicidal conditions according to the managers. Uncertainty hangs over a sector that is full of opportunities and represents an important link in the Moroccan tourism chain.
After the record number of deaths (84) recorded on Monday, November 9, Morocco recorded 69 deaths due to the coronavirus. With these figures, the Kingdom has 4,425 people who have succumbed to Covid-19 since the start of the epidemic in March.
The city of Ouezzane is strengthening preventive measures to stop the progression of the virus. The new measures have been in effect since November 8.
During the presentation of the sectoral budget of the Ministry of Health before the Commission of Social Sectors of the House of Representatives, the Minister of Health Khalid Ait Taleb emphasized the need to continue its national plan for monitoring and responding to the pandemic. Major resources will be deployed in 2021.
Faced with the saturation of public hospitals, Covid-19 patients are turning to private clinics in Casablanca and Rabat. Patients or relatives of hospitalized victims have found themselves with very heavy bills.