FGD deputy and city councilor of Rabat Omar Balafrej, advocates for a unified medical coverage system. This was during a remote conference organized by the Democratic and Progressive Chabiba Movement, affiliated with the PSU, on its Facebook page.
The Casablanca-Settat region is the most affected by the coronavirus in Morocco, according to data from the Ministry of Health. To reverse the trend, the regional authorities are mobilizing to take strong action.
The Ministry of Health has just launched a major recruitment wave to strengthen its workforce. It is looking for more than a thousand profiles with diverse skills, including 300 doctors.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic raging in Spain, several Moroccans, in an irregular situation in this country, are taking the risk of returning to their homeland on makeshift boats at an exorbitant cost.
A woman tested positive gave birth on Wednesday to a healthy baby at the Mohammed VI Hospital in Tangier. This is the first case of a woman infected with the new coronavirus (Covid-19) giving birth in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region.
The Ministry of Health has provided a denial of allegations claiming the ban on exporting medicines to African countries.
The coronavirus toll has further increased in Morocco . 190 new cases have been confirmed by the Ministry of Health. This brings the total of people tested positive to 3,798.
Accused of having sold bottles of disinfectant to nurses and midwives, the Souissi maternity hospital, part of the Ibn Sina university hospital center in Rabat, has categorically denied these rumors published by many electronic media.
The regional health department of Tangier -Tetouan is looking for volunteers to strengthen the healthcare staff during this period of health crisis.
Morocco has decided to produce 5 million masks per day to be able to meet the high demand since the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic. Distribution channels have been defined by the State, but the bulk of the masks is recovered by speculators who resell them at exorbitant prices.
Saïd Akjour, a survivor of the attack on the Grand Mosque of Quebec, which occurred on January 29, 2017, is helping the elderly during this period marked by a global health crisis.
The Moroccan army, called in as reinforcement, on the instructions of King Mohammed VI, to participate in the fight against the covid-19 pandemic, has mobilized all its medical resources to help public hospitals manage the pandemic and cope with a possible massive influx of patients.