In France, the organic buckwheat flour sold in specialty stores in Morocco has just been removed from the shelves because it contains a hallucinogenic substance that poses a health risk to consumers. In the Kingdom, measures have been taken to prevent its commercialization.
The Council of Government has adopted the draft law on the application of the laws on the Compulsory Basic Health Insurance Scheme and the pension scheme for the categories of professionals, self-employed workers and non-salaried persons engaged in a liberal activity.
Former Raja Casablanca player Amr Zaki was the victim of a serious traffic accident in Egypt. He was immediately evacuated to the hospital and received emergency first aid.
The alert has just been given by the "Intermarché" chain. A batch of organic buckwheat flour has been contaminated by a toxic plant that can cause hallucinations. French consumers, as well as Moroccans, are therefore asked not to consume it.
58 people admitted to the Provincial Hospital Center of Boujdour are suffering from food poisoning. This occurred following the consumption of a meal served during a wedding, according to the Regional Delegation of the Ministry of Health of the province.
Out of the 2,574 participants registered in the endurance race on Saturday, August 24, 2019, some wear the logo of charitable associations determined to support the disabled in African countries, including Morocco.
The visit of the Minister of Health, Anas Doukkali, to China was an opportunity to sign a large number of agreements, particularly in the health sector.
As part of the development of the Moroccan Sahara, the Government plans to build a medical school and a university hospital in Laayoune.
Four doctors from the Lalla Meriem Provincial Hospital were questioned on Thursday, August 15, 2019, by the Larache Prosecutor’s Office, following a complaint filed by the Provincial Delegate of Health. The first two are accused of desertion of post, with endangerment of human life, while the other two are guilty of having issued medical certificates of disability.
Morocco is affected by a rare allergy that kills its children. Faced with the glaring lack of equipment, the "children of the moon" are asking for better care by the Moroccan state.
Far from being a trivial fact, clinics pay commissions to ambulance drivers in exchange for them bringing patients. In Marrakech, the refusal of a clinic staff to give a commission to an ambulance driver led him to provoke an altercation.
Morocco, like Tunisia and Algeria, is on the list of countries with a high level of water stress, according to a report by the World Resources Institute (WRI).