Morocco is preparing to receive a new batch of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine, with the delivery expected this Saturday, July 17. A Royal Air Maroc (RAM) plane took off for Beijing on Friday.
The national vaccination campaign is regaining momentum this Friday with the delivery of a new batch of the Sinopharm vaccine. For some weeks, the Moroccan authorities have refused any communication on the matter.
Two planes from the Royal Air Maroc (RAM) airline took off on Wednesday from Mohammed V-Casablanca airport bound for Beijing. They will have to bring back 1.5 million doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine.
Morocco has received a new shipment of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine. A Royal Air Maroc (RAM) Dreamliner landed on Wednesday at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca from Beijing.
Morocco will receive, in the next few days, two million additional doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine. At the helm, two Royal Air Maroc (RAM) dreamliners that took off for Beijing on Saturday.
Flight AT 3896 of the airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) which took off on Monday for Beijing has just landed at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca. The second batch of the Sinopharm vaccine has thus been received.
Morocco is expected to receive a new shipment of the Sinopharm vaccine on Tuesday, February 16, 2021. It will be transported by flight AT 3896 of the airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) which took off this Monday for Beijing.
A new study published in the Science Advances journal has just revealed that sometimes quarantine for 14 days is not enough to detect the virus in a person. Yet this is a protocol at the heart of the strategies adopted by many countries in the fight against coronavirus.
Morocco is acquiring medical equipment and supplies in China and South Korea to counter the spread of coronavirus on its territory. In this context, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has made several special flights to Asia.
Contrary to rumors, Royal Air Maroc would not be ready to resume the Casablanca-Beijing line this Thursday, March 12, due to the Covid-19 epidemic.
Like several international airlines, Royal Air Maroc had decided to temporarily suspend its flights to Beijing, 15 days after launching its first direct service, due to the Coronavirus epidemic.
Faced with the coronavirus epidemic, which is spreading in China, but also around the world, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has maintained the suspension of Casablanca -Beijing flights.