Morocco Reports 326 New COVID-19 Cases, Total Infections Rise to 17,562
20 July 2020
Over the past 24 hours, some 326 new infections have been recorded in the kingdom, bringing the total to 17,562 since the start of the Covid-19 epidemic.
20 July 2020
Over the past 24 hours, some 326 new infections have been recorded in the kingdom, bringing the total to 17,562 since the start of the Covid-19 epidemic.
20 July 2020
Morocco has decided, since last June, to gradually initiate its deconfinement. After the first two stages, the Kingdom moved, this Sunday, July 19 at midnight, to the third (…)
20 July 2020
A 11-year-old Spanish diabetic girl, stuck with her family in Morocco, wrote a desperate letter to ask for a humanitarian corridor to return to Melilla to continue her treatment.
20 July 2020
The World Bank has decided to support the national health sector. To this end, it has mobilized $35 million to deploy qualified and well-equipped health workers on the front line.
19 July 2020
221 coronavirus infections were recorded this Sunday, July 19 in Morocco, according to the Ministry of Health, bringing the total number of Covid-19 cases to 17,236 since last (…)
19 July 2020
In Tangier, the management of the health crisis related to the coronavirus is not very reassuring. And for good reason.
19 July 2020
Very active in the distribution of veterinary products, mainly in France, as well as in other European countries and West Africa, the French Neftys Pharma is now settling in (…)
18 July 2020
A multidisciplinary team from the CHU-Fès has achieved a medical first in Morocco. It successfully performed a right pneumonectomy sleeve under extracorporeal circulation on a (…)
18 July 2020
The Moroccan government does not want to take any risks with the celebration of Eid al Adha. To this end, health measures have been taken by the Ministry of the Interior for (…)
18 July 2020
Morocco has seen a rise in coronavirus cases in recent days. Faced with the resurgence of these Covid-19 cases, Mohamed Mounir Mikou, member of the Moroccan Society of (…)