Out of a total of 568,149 civil servants, the Moroccan civil service allocates 135.93 billion dirhams to personnel expenses. However, there are striking wage differences between the public sectors, but also with the private sector.
Morocco is taking the necessary steps to implement antigen tests, which are more advantageous and faster than PCR tests. Three antigen tests are being evaluated at the Pasteur Institute in Casablanca at the request of Minister Khalid Aït Taleb.
Faced with the resurgence of coronavirus infection cases in Casablanca, the authorities are considering calling on personnel from the private sector.
A couple was taken into custody in Seine-Saint-Denis for practicing the so-called cupping therapy, known as "hijama".
Morocco will take possession in December of 10 million doses of the Chinese Sinophama anti-Covid-19 vaccine. Clinical trials in some countries have revealed the effectiveness of the vaccine.
The Fire and Emergency Medical Service (SIAMU) wants to open a disciplinary procedure within the Brussels firefighters. The origin of this measure is racist remarks published on social media last weekend.
The delegate minister to the Minister of the Interior, Noureddine Boutayeb, said on Monday in Rabat that 624,543 people were arrested for not wearing a protective mask. These arrests took place in markets and public spaces between July 25 and October 23.
Associated with zinc in the therapeutic protocol developed by the Ministry of Health to treat the coronavirus, vitamin C is experiencing an unprecedented shortage in Moroccan pharmacies. The causes of this stock shortage are numerous.
In just the last 24 hours, Morocco has recorded 46 deaths and 3,020 new coronavirus infections. The total number of positive cases now stands at 197,481.
With the resurgence of new infections, Morocco has been recording many deaths in recent days. Yesterday, the Kingdom recorded 47 deaths, 3 more than the day before.
Moroccan painter Mohamed Melehi is in intensive care at the Ambroise Paré hospital, after being infected with Covid-19 in a clinic in Paris.
Faced with the rise in infections due to the coronavirus in Belgium, new restrictive measures have been imposed this Friday, October 23, in sports, cultural events and higher education. In mosques, the Concertation Committee of the Executive of Muslims of Belgium has maintained the same protocol in force until November 19.