Faced with the rise in hospitalizations in Brussels, Belgium has decided to impose new restrictions on travelers from Morocco and other countries on its red list.
Since August 31, Morocco has expanded the national Covid-19 vaccination campaign to adolescents aged 12 to 17 years. As of September 10, 2021, some 646,228 adolescents have already received their first dose of the vaccine.
Morocco will receive this Saturday, September 11, 2021, a new batch of the Pfizer-BioNTech anti-Covid-19 vaccine. This new delivery will allow the kingdom to continue the vaccination of adults who have not yet been primo-vaccinated or vaccinated.
The Moroccan authorities decided on Monday to lower the prices of Covid-19 screening and diagnostic tests. The new capped rates take effect from September 10, 2021.
In Sète, a Moroccan family who came to take PCR and antigen tests was the victim of aggression and racism in the test lab queue. This is far from an isolated case.
China will deliver a new batch of Sinopharm vaccine to Morocco this week. This will allow the kingdom to continue its vaccination campaign against the coronavirus, recently extended to the 12-17 age group.
Morocco will soon welcome the first foreign doctors on its soil. The legal framework already exists with the adoption of a new law on the practice of medicine, in particular, the provisions concerning the facilitation of access conditions for foreigners to practice this profession in the country.
A new variant of the coronavirus has been detected by the World Health Organization (WHO). Known as "Mu", it was first identified in Colombia in January, the WHO said in its weekly pandemic bulletin. Even though the news raises concerns in Morocco, specialists say it poses no danger to the country.
New recommendations have been issued by the national technical and scientific vaccination committee for the updating of care protocols and the strengthening of preventive measures for pregnant and breastfeeding women and newborns.
Morocco is expected to receive a new batch of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine tomorrow, Saturday, September 4. This new delivery will allow the kingdom to continue its vaccination campaign against the coronavirus, recently extended to the 12-17 age group.
The Head of Government, Saâdeddine El Othmani , has stated that "no relaxation of the current confinement measures is planned for the moment", thus attempting to cut short the allegations circulating in public opinion.
Morocco received 650,400 doses of AstraZeneca on Wednesday, September 1st, as part of the Covax program. This will allow the kingdom to maintain and continue its vaccination campaign against the coronavirus normally.