News that is certainly not going to delight tea lovers in Morocco, who are numerous. Several brands of Chinese teas are in the sights of the Moroccan health authorities due to the presence of pesticide residues.
After the collective hysteria crisis in a middle school in Casablanca, this time it is one in a high school in Chtouka Ait Baha. 6 students affected. Medical tests are underway.
The Ministry of Health has categorically denied reports that 31 central service managers had been dismissed.
It is unclear whether one should laugh or cry about this. The regional hospital of Khénifra has not paid its water and electricity bills. And it (a public body) is threatening to cut them off if it does not pay.
The first African center and 5th center in the world specializing in stem cells will soon be established in Morocco.
Accused of marketing more toxic cigarettes in certain countries outside Europe, including Morocco, Swiss tobacco manufacturers are in the sights of the Moroccan authorities, who have just opened an investigation.
Virginity tests should no longer be issued by doctors in Belgium. This is at least what the Order of Physicians hopes, which has just issued a call to health professionals to no longer provide this controversial certificate.
While it was supposed to be transported to remote regions in Morocco, as part of charitable actions, medical equipment, albeit used, was taken to the landfill in Vimoutiers, a commune in Lower Normandy.
Moroccans can breathe a sigh of relief. The flu epidemic that has been raging in the kingdom for several weeks is over, according to Health Minister Anas Doukkali .
"Exceptional measures" have been taken by the Moroccan authorities since last month following the European alert on the risks posed by certain substances contained in baby diapers.
Swine flu (H1N1) has already killed 16 people in Morocco , according to a source within the Ministry of Health to the 2M channel.
The Moroccan government is under pressure. Facing a dozen deaths since the start of the swine flu epidemic, the Ministry of Health has just received the first batches of medicines, but at what price?