In the last 24 hours, Morocco recorded 3,948 new cases of coronavirus infection, including 100 serious and critical cases. The total number of positive cases now stands at 203,733.
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.
A complex heart operation has just been performed by the multidisciplinary medical team of the Al Ghassani hospital in Fez .
The Moroccan healthcare staff, the first soldiers on the front line since the first cases of the coronavirus were recorded, are saving lives at the cost of their own. Since last March, nearly 1500 members of the medical staff have been infected, and about twenty of them have died.
The controversy has resurfaced again on the subject of the treatment of Covid-19 patients with Chloroquine. While another study has demonstrated its ineffectiveness in the therapeutic protocol, Morocco prefers to continue with this drug that has been giving positive results since its adoption.
In Morocco, 8.54% of civil servants of the State receive only between 3,000 and 4,000 dirhams per month. This is far from the 8,147 dirhams set as the average monthly net salary in the civil service, an increase of nearly 25% between 2010 and 2020.
The question was settled last week during a telephone conversation between King Mohammed VI and the Chinese president. From next month, Morocco will become the main producer and distributor of the Chinese anti-Covid-19 vaccine in Africa.
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.
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).
Morocco is the 30th country in the world and the 2nd in Africa to have the most Covid-19 contamination cases.
The Ministry of Health, supported by the WHO, has conducted research on the prevalence of mental disorders and addictive behaviors in Morocco. The results show that 26.5% of Moroccans suffer from depressive disorders. But the difficulty lies in the financial and human resources dedicated to the treatment of these mental disorders.
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.