659 Covid-19 infections were recorded this Monday, August 3 in Morocco, according to the Minister of Health. Since the start of the epidemic, 26,196 people have been affected by the coronavirus in the Kingdom.
Experts from the Moroccan Society of Emergency Medicine (SMMU) and the Moroccan Society of Anesthesia, Analgesia and Resuscitation (SMAAR) are calling for the adaptation of resources to the intensity of the spread of the coronavirus in the kingdom.
Several companies in Morocco fear that the increasing number of cases of contamination may signal the return of confinement. A situation that could jeopardize the timid resumption of activities.
Six months after declaring the international health emergency, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Saturday that the duration of the coronavirus pandemic will be "certainly very long".
The cases of contamination are accelerating in Casablanca-Settat, the region most infected by the coronavirus. Result: the field hospitals have an occupancy rate of more than 83%.
Coronavirus screening tests will no longer be generalized to all people suspected of having been in contact with the virus. The decision has just been made by the Ministry of Health , which plans to limit its use to vulnerable people.
The economic effects of Covid-19 are exacerbated for already vulnerable Moroccan women. This is revealed by a study conducted by a team of experts from the Policy Center for the New South (PCNS), under the direction of its president, Karim El Aynaoui.
In order to strengthen the fight against Covid-19, a Moroccan startup has developed an intelligent system for controlling the wearing of masks using surveillance cameras designed for this purpose.
As part of the celebration of Eid Al Adha in Morocco, authorizations have been issued to butchers tested negative for Covid-19.
After the recording of the first coronavirus cases, the Polisario is trying to hold Morocco responsible for this spread of the virus.
As soon as the state of health emergency was established in Morocco to curb coronavirus infections, abuses were observed. This situation was denounced by observers who alerted to the risk of overreach.
Morocco intends to give a new impetus to public investment during the post-Covid-19 period. In total, a significant sum of around 40 billion DH will be injected each year.