New restrictive measures have been taken by the local authorities of the prefecture of M’diq-Fnideq, including the imposition of a night curfew. They take effect this Friday, October 23.
Morocco recorded 53 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours, bringing the number of Covid-19 deaths in the Kingdom to 3,123 since the start of the epidemic.
The members of a family in Beni Mellal had already started the administrative procedures to recover the body of their relative, when they became aware of the error made by the hospital management.
Kaïs’ parents announced that the 4-year-old boy who was placed in an artificial coma after testing positive for Covid-19 is out of danger.
Casablanca is facing a worrying shortage of blood. The health crisis due to the coronavirus and its corollaries are the cause of this stock shortage in the metropolis.
The toxicity of cigarettes sold in Morocco is unsuspected. An analysis conducted by Public Watch has proven that tobacco companies sell more toxic cigarettes in some emerging countries, including the Kingdom.
Social networks and other information channels have been flooded with reactions disapproving of the resurgence of pedophilia, rape and murder of children. But Jaouad Mabrouki, a psychiatrist, researcher and expert in the psychoanalysis of Moroccan and Arab society, calls on Moroccans to focus on a drama that is playing out with the complicity of society: the marriage of minors.
The Mohammed VI Fund has mobilized more than 3.13 billion dirhams for the health sector, according to the presentation note of the draft finance law (PLF-2021).
The city of Bir Jdid is splashed by a new scandal. A woman gave birth on the street in front of a hospital whose doors remained hopelessly closed.
Casablanca will be locked down for an additional two weeks due to the resurgence of new coronavirus infections.
The government is preparing to build an international clinic in Dakhla, in southern Morocco. The work is expected to last 14 months.
The impact of the health crisis is likely to be even more severe for those already living in poverty. On the eve of the presentation of the Finance Act and World Day to Combat Poverty, Oxfam Morocco calls for strong measures.