
Morocco Reports 55 New COVID-19 Deaths, Total Rises to 6,804
55 people died in the last 24 hours in Morocco due to the coronavirus, bringing the number of deaths due to Covid-19 in the kingdom to 6,804.

55 people died in the last 24 hours in Morocco due to the coronavirus, bringing the number of deaths due to Covid-19 in the kingdom to 6,804.

Although new cases of coronavirus infection have declined, restrictions remain in effect until further notice in Morocco, particularly during this holiday season. Until January 10, 2021, they are eased or strengthened depending on the cities.

Faced with the various concerns raised by some Moroccans about the potential side effects of the anti-Covid vaccine, the technical and scientific committee has broken its silence. They wanted to put an end to the misinformation widely circulated on social networks.

The competent services have gone all out for the effective launch of the vaccination campaign against the coronavirus in Tetouan and its entire region.

The restrictive measures that were imposed on places of worship, in order to fight against the spread of the coronavirus in Belgium, have been slightly relaxed. The decision was made last Friday by the government.

2,012 people were infected with Covid-19 in the last 24 hours in Morocco, the Ministry of Health reported. Since March, 399,609 cases have been recorded in the Kingdom.

Some 47 patients died in the last 24 hours from Covid-19 according to figures released by the Minister of Health, bringing the total number of people who have succumbed to the coronavirus since the start of the epidemic in March last year in Morocco to 6,589.

Present on five continents, Nipro Corporation Japan (NCJ) through Nipro Medical Europe (NME) has just set up its subsidiary called Nipro Medical Morocco (NMM) in Morocco. A new opportunity has thus been created in terms of health and employment.

Awaiting the arrival of foreign tourists, Morocco wants to focus on medical tourism. It represents a potential of 300,000 additional arrivals in the kingdom, says Imad Barrakad, chairman of the board of the Moroccan Tourist Engineering Company (SMIT).

The coronavirus reproduction rate (R0) has seen a slight decline in the past two weeks. It stood at 0.92% this Sunday, according to the Ministry of Health.

A few days before the reception of the first doses of the anti-Covid-19 vaccine, the Director of Medicines, Bouchra Madah, reassures about the choices made by the Kingdom. The three criteria of vaccine quality, efficacy and safety of use have been met, in accordance with international standards for vaccine development.

Many Moroccans see the Kingdom on the path to legalizing cannabis, following its vote on Wednesday, December 2, to remove this narcotic from the list of the most dangerous drugs.