Health professionals are in danger in the fight against the coronavirus. They have counted 825 members in their ranks since the start of the Covid-19 epidemic, according to the movement of nurses and health technicians in Morocco (MITSM).
They are thousands, these Moroccan children, without a birth certificate, without a family record book, without an identity card. This phenomenon, which is growing in the kingdom, leaves these children in absolute invisibility, depriving them of access to essential services such as education or health.
Royal Air Maroc requires a new document from all its passengers. It is a health form that "is now mandatory for all arrivals at Moroccan airports".
Morocco is strengthening its anti-dumping measures regarding Danish exports of insulin to Morocco. After nearly a year of investigations, the Sothema laboratory has obtained satisfaction from the Ministry of Industry, Trade, Green Economy and Digital.
The difficulty of access to care due to the congestion of hospital beds is the fundamental reason for the increase in the number of Covid-19 deaths in Morocco. But this picture is also the consequence of the lifting of confinement and a slowness noted in patients to present themselves in a health center for rapid care.
Contrary to rumors, the Ibn Sina hospital continues to provide care for serious or urgent Covid-19 cases. The hospital has also not interrupted surgical procedures.
Faced with the resurgence of Covid-19 in Morocco, parents of students who have chosen face-to-face learning are increasingly concerned. In a city like Casablanca, the option of closing schools seems to be emerging.
Morocco is lagging behind in organ transplants. Several factors are behind this situation.
The Minister of National Education, Saaïd Amzazi, stated that since the beginning of the school year, nearly 1,400 students have tested positive for Coronavirus. He made this announcement on Monday, October 12, before the House of Representatives.
A partnership agreement on the construction and equipment of a Hemodialysis Center was adopted by the Al Hoceima Municipal Council at its regular session in October.
49 deaths were recorded from Tuesday to Wednesday in Morocco, bringing the total number of people who have succumbed to the Coronavirus to 2,685 since early March.
In the aftermath of the explosion that claimed the lives of more than 200 people in Beirut, Morocco has set up a field military hospital. A total of 51,223 medical services have been provided by the Moroccan medical teams.