Another food poisoning incident in Marrakech , the second in less than a month. Five people were admitted to the hospital after eating a meal at a snack bar in a popular neighborhood.
The residents of Casablanca and its surroundings are concerned about the proliferation of stray dogs, which are not only a nuisance but also pose a danger to human health.
German distributor Metro announced a few days ago the recall of several batches of thyme from Morocco contaminated with salmonella in all its stores in France.
Activists have reminded the competent authorities of their duty to protect Moroccans from the risks of food poisoning. This, after several people were admitted to the emergency room of the Mohammed VI hospital in Marrakech following the consumption of spoiled food in a restaurant located in Mhamid.
A child born prematurely in Morocco due to placental abruption in his mother was urgently transferred to a better equipped hospital in Malaga to receive more appropriate care. According to the latest news, the baby is out of danger.
Two people are said to have died and 24 others were poisoned after eating at a snack bar in Marrakech. The spoiled meat served in the establishment would be the cause of the tragedy.
In Marrakech, hospital assaults are numerous. The latest one dates back to this week. Admitted to the emergency room at the M’Hamid district hospital, a patient was the victim of sexual harassment. Her aggressor was arrested.
The Ministry of Health and Social Protection has just launched a tender for an amount of 30 million dirhams to rent planes dedicated to the rapid transport of patients.
Moroccan actor Mustapha Zaari is going through a difficult period at the moment. Diagnosed with prostate cancer, he was recently hospitalized at the military hospital in Rabat to receive appropriate treatment.
After the episode of Moroccan strawberries contaminated with hepatitis A, several supermarkets in Spain have replaced this Moroccan product in their shelves with locally produced red fruits.
Stray dogs continue to disrupt the peace of residents in several Moroccan cities. These animals, mostly unvaccinated, pose a danger to the population.
The first partnership agreement on visas signed between the French Consulate General in Rabat and the National Council of the Order of Physicians (CNOM) on March 25, 2024 to promote mobility between France and Morocco is not well received.