The proliferation of bed bugs in France is of great concern to Morocco, which has just implemented a strict prevention system to avoid their "importation" into the kingdom through the ports.
The Ministry of Health and Social Protection confirmed on Wednesday the absence of an exceptional spread of bed bugs in Morocco . In a statement, the health authorities claim to have implemented preventive measures in collaboration with various stakeholders.
Following the announcement of the spread of bed bugs in France, the Ministry of Health and Social Protection has activated the health surveillance and monitoring system at the borders.
Morocco plans to install a "smart health system" in health centers in the regions of Rabat-Salé-Kénitra (16), Fès-Meknès (15), Beni Mellal-Khénifra (11) and Draâ-Tafilalet (11). This first phase of the project should require a budget of 190 million dirhams.
The Ministry of Health and Social Protection announced the launch of an investigation into the childbirth of a woman in the garden of the provincial hospital center (CHP) of Youssoufia . The video of the scene, which quickly circulated on social networks, aroused strong emotion among Internet users.
The Local Development Company Agadir Souss-Massa Aménagement has launched a call for tenders for the construction of a shelter for stray dogs and cats in the city.
In order to develop and consolidate family medicine by facilitating access to health care and services for Moroccans, the government intends to train 2800 doctors and 5600 nurses by 2030.
Meeting on Thursday during its weekly session, the Council of Government adopted the draft decree extending, once again, the state of health emergency.
According to the national survey on population and family health, 10.8% of Moroccan children are overweight, including 2.9% obese.
Meeting in its weekly session on Thursday, December 29, 2022, the government decided to extend the state of health emergency until January 31, 2023.
The Ministry of Health is initiating a project whose implementation will make it possible to meet the needs of 48.9% of Moroccans aged 15 and over who are experiencing or have experienced signs of mental and psychological disorders.
Moroccans now have an updated list of drugs whose VAT is covered by the state. This list was published by the Ministry of Health.