
Morocco Launches COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign with 10 Million Doses
As part of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, 10 million doses of the vaccine will be available in Morocco in the coming weeks, for a first stage.

As part of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, 10 million doses of the vaccine will be available in Morocco in the coming weeks, for a first stage.

Many Moroccans will not be able to access the flu vaccine, the availability of which in pharmacies is scheduled for Monday, November 2, 2020.

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 number of rabies cases has drastically decreased over the past five years in Morocco. According to figures provided by the Ministry of Health, the kingdom has 18 cases today, compared to 31 in 2007.

Nearly twenty countries in the world, including Morocco, according to the WHO, make the "certificate of virginity" the cornerstone that determines the precious nature of marriage. But France wants to distance itself from these countries.

Dr. Mohamed Moussif is one of the 23 international experts who are contributing their expertise to the World Health Organization (WHO) on the health crisis that has been shaking the world for several months. He sits on the evaluation committee of the International Health Regulations (IHR) whose work began on Tuesday.

According to experts from the World Health Organization (WHO), people with chronic diseases are much more vulnerable to the health crisis related to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The President of the People’s Republic of China, Xi Jinping, said on Monday that his country was willing to promote cooperation with Morocco on the development and production of Covid-19 vaccines.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is warning against reopening schools in countries with high rates of coronavirus infections. This call is all the more worrying as the start of the school year in Morocco, scheduled for September 7, coincides with the second wave of the virus expansion.

Panic in a private clinic in the city of Casablanca, where all staff had to be tested for Covid-19, after the infection of several of them.

Morocco, hitherto seen as relatively spared by the pandemic, has recently presented a worrying picture. More than 1,000 daily cases and about twenty deaths, compared to a few dozen on average at the beginning of the pandemic.

Based on a recent report from the World Health Organization (WHO), the Ministry of Health states that Morocco is still at the second stage of the spread of coronavirus .