The Indian (Delta) variant of Covid-19 has been raging in Morocco for a few weeks. The Minister of Health, Khalid Aït Taleb, says that dozens of cases have been recorded in four regions of the kingdom. He once again warns Moroccans against a tightening of health measures.
Covid-19 cases are on the rise in Morocco. Faced with this situation, the Minister of Health, Khalid Ait Taleb , calls on Moroccans to be vigilant and above all to strictly respect health measures, threatening a new lockdown.
The Ministry of Health called on Wednesday all citizens to be cautious and strictly respect the preventive measures against Covid 19 to avoid any "epidemiological relapse", which could mean a "return to square one".
Trade unions and professional organizations in the health sector do not agree with the supervisory ministry on the issue of recruiting foreign doctors into the national health system. An offensive has been launched at the parliamentary level to thwart the process of adopting this law.
The Ministry of Health has urged all Moroccans to strictly comply with preventive and precautionary measures against Covid-19. This message comes on the eve of the summer vacation and the end of the school year.
Very active in sub-Saharan Africa in the fields of health and literacy, Cuba would be willing to develop cooperation with Morocco in the fields of health and biotechnology.
Morocco is affected by the Indian variant. The Ministry of Health confirms that two cases have indeed been detected in Casablanca.
Morocco is embarking on the path of reforming its health system aimed at strengthening hospital management and territorial planning of health services. The Minister of Health, Khalid Ait Taleb, presented the main lines of his reform plan during the Council of Government on April 20.
The Moroccan authorities are warning about the epidemiological situation which they consider "worrying" in the Kingdom with the discovery of at least 73 cases of the British variant of the coronavirus.
Morocco will receive its first batch of Russian Sputnik V vaccines this month and in April, said Health Minister Khalid Ait Taleb . These new doses should allow it to continue the vaccination campaign launched in January.
Moroccans are eager to resume a normal life and relegate this difficult episode of the coronavirus to the past. To this end, the kingdom plans to complete the anti-Covid vaccination operation within 3 to 5 months to achieve collective immunity and ensure a return to normal life, announced this Friday in Beni Mellal, the Minister of Health, Khalid Ait Taleb .
The Minister of Health, Khalid Aït Taleb said that three new cases of the British variant have recently been recorded in Morocco.