The government has just defined very strict criteria to be respected in order to avoid the closure of a school establishment. These closures have already affected several establishments throughout the Kingdom.
The prices of 34 drugs used for the treatment of cancers, cardiovascular and eye diseases have been reduced. The drug "Ibrance", prescribed against breast cancer, is on the list.
The causes of the failure of the fight against coronavirus in Morocco are now known. They are related to the lack of medical equipment, the shortage of medicines and the shortage of healthcare personnel.
Morocco’s Covid-19 reproduction rate has been stable at 1.2 for the past three weeks. This emerges from the biweekly report on the epidemiological situation.
The number of rabies cases has drastically decreased over the past five years in Morocco. According to figures provided by the Ministry of Health, the kingdom has 18 cases today, compared to 31 in 2007.
The Pasteur Institute of Morocco (IPM) has never stopped doing screening tests as some media platforms have announced. In a press release, the institute reassured the population of its availability to support the fight against the spread of Covid-19.
The Moroccan Ministry of Health is making serious accusations against the private laboratories recently authorized to carry out Covid-19 screening tests.
The Pasteur Institute of Casablanca and the Ministry of Health are currently conducting a study on the collective immunity of Moroccans to Covid-19.
PPS group deputy Rachid Hamouni accused certain companies of having enriched themselves from the fund dedicated to the fight against coronavirus. Thus, the parliamentarian demands that all beneficiaries be known and audited.
Moroccan blogger Mayssa Salama Ennaji is the subject of a complaint filed against her by the Minister of Health. Khalid Ait Taleb has decided to prosecute her personally for accusations she did not make, but about which she questioned the minister.
The development of exceptional allowances for healthcare professionals is underway. This is the new announcement made by the Minister of Health, Khalid Ait Taleb, on Thursday in Rabat.
2,552 Covid-19 infections were recorded this Saturday, September 19 in Morocco, according to the Minister of Health. Since the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic, 99,816 people have been affected in the Kingdom.