Spain has just responded to Morocco, which accuses it of not respecting health controls at airports . The Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has summoned the chargé d’affaires of the Moroccan embassy in Madrid to reject these accusations.
The Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, described as "unacceptable" on Tuesday the accusations of Morocco regarding the non-compliance by Spain with the health protocols in the airports before the boarding of passengers.
On the night of December 31 to January 1, 2022, hotels, restaurants and all tourist establishments are prohibited from organizing festivities or special programs for New Year’s celebrations.
Despite the appearance of an Omicron case in Morocco , the national epidemiological situation remains stable. This, thanks to the measures taken by the government.
The Moroccan authorities have announced the suspension of special flights to repatriate Moroccans stranded abroad from December 23, following the appearance of the first case of the new Omicron variant in Morocco .
Morocco has recorded its first case of infection with the new coronavirus variant Omicron, in a woman from Casablanca.
Moroccans have been called, once again, to strictly comply with barrier measures and to get vaccinated, to avoid jeopardizing the management of Covid-19 in the kingdom.
Morocco’s vaccine stock would be threatened by expiration. If nothing is done, the kingdom could throw away more than 13 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine because they have expired. The scientific vaccination committee has issued an alert to the authorities.
Seriously ill, Moroccan singer Mohamed Rifi has asked the state for full medical care.
Like many countries in the world, Morocco is having difficulty anticipating the care of patients during epidemics and pandemics. This year, the kingdom has regressed in the Health Security Index, ranking 108th globally and 11th in Africa.
There is no need to worry about the epidemiological situation in Morocco. This is what the Minister of Health, Khalid Aït Taleb, affirmed in an intervention during the Council of Government held this Thursday.
The information disseminated by many Moroccan media, including Bladi.net, relating to the recommendations of the Covid-19 scientific and technical committee on an upcoming reopening of borders is false, according to the Ministry of Health.