The union of private sector doctors announced the death from coronavirus in less than a week of six doctors, most of whom practice in the Casablanca -Settat region. This shows that Moroccan healthcare professionals continue to pay a heavy price in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
A few days before the launch of the anti-Covid-19 vaccination campaign in Morocco, the debate is taking place on the establishment of an immunity passport, essential for traveling. While many Moroccans see it as a source of discrimination, given the freedom or not to be vaccinated, the Minister of Health is categorical: "it will not be possible to travel without a Covid-19 passport."
The trafficking of PCR tests at the Fez University Hospital seems to be the work of a well-organized large network. The interrogations carried out after the arrest of the two interns corroborate the investigators’ thesis of a network that goes beyond the two arrested persons.
Doubts persist about the Chinese vaccine developed by Sinopharm. In this regard, a group of international researchers of Moroccan origin, experts in the fields of vaccine development, immunology, epidemiology, virology among others, are seizing and questioning the minister on the future vaccination campaign.
To ensure the safety of its customers on board, Air Arabia Maroc offers free international coverage that covers the passenger throughout the flight. The airline covers all necessary expenses until the ceiling guaranteed by the company is exhausted.
The resumption of religious ceremonies in places of worship in France must now face new rules. In a press release, the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) indicates that the number of occupants and the distance between them have been modified.
Zinc or stannous chloride contained in toothpastes, as well as mouthwashes containing cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC), constitute barriers for the virus that causes Covid-19. This is the conclusion of laboratory studies.
The death toll, after a downward trend, has risen again with 78 deaths recorded in 24 hours. The number of people who have died from the coronavirus in Morocco now stands at 6,063 since the start of the epidemic in March.
Faced with the spread of the coronavirus, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has decided to offer its customers free international coverage up to 150,000 euros. The airline has just set up an international assistance service that passengers can use in the event of a positive infection contracted during a trip abroad.
70 people died from the coronavirus in the last 24 hours in Morocco, announces the Ministry of Health, bringing the number of deaths in the Kingdom to 5,985 since last March.
Morocco seems to be making vaccination against coronavirus compulsory. The statements made by the Minister of Health seem to confirm this.
Moulay Said Afif, president of the National Federation of Health (FNS), says that "the only solution to the coronavirus pandemic is to adopt the vaccine, which would put an end to the health emergency the world is living in today."