Covid-19 in Morocco: 26 new contaminations in 24 hours, one death and 231 active cases

One death, 26 new cases of contamination and 33 recoveries were confirmed in the Kingdom on September 9 and 10, 2022, when more than 6.77 million people received the third dose. Monitoring the pandemic, in figures.

New cases of contamination, remissions, number of screenings carried out, vaccinations, etc. To learn more about the evolution of the coronavirus in Morocco, click on this link: https://covid.le360.ma.

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In the Maghreb, Algeria does not communicate the number of screening tests, which suggests that the number of contaminations is much higher than the official figures. The latest assessment stopped reports 15 cases of contamination, no deaths and 14 recoveries. The country totals 270,522 cases of contamination, including 6,879 deaths and 182,158 recoveries.

In Tunisia, 1,036 cases of contamination, 8 deaths and 1,689 recoveries have been recorded, according to the latest weekly report available. The country has totaled 1,144,824 cases of contamination, including 29,238 deaths and 1,130,532 recoveries since March 2020.

In Mauritania, two cases of contamination have been recorded, according to the latest report available. The country has recorded 62,775 cases of contamination, including 993 deaths.

North Korea will start vaccinating its people against Covid-19 around November, state media said on Friday, after declaring victory over the virus in August.

This is the first official announcement of a vaccination program from Pyongyang since the start of the pandemic.

“Along with responsible administration of the vaccine, we must recommend that all citizens wear masks from November to protect their own health,” leader Kim Jong Un said, according to the official Korean Central News Agency ( KCNA) of Pyongyang.

The country’s health experts believe antibody levels acquired during the confirmed Covid wave in May will decline by October, Kim Jong Un added.

The KCNA report does not specify the provenance of the vaccines.

Two years after the facts, the war between Professor Didier Raoult and Parisian researchers continues in court: the Marseille criminal court examined Friday the complaint for defamation of the Marseille infectious disease specialist against his Parisian counterpart Karine Lacombe.

For Didier Raoult, present at the helm on Friday, Karine Lacombe’s attack against him in July 2020, at the microphone of Europe 1, is “unbearable”.

The head of the infectious diseases department at Saint-Antoine hospital in Paris, asked about the differences in survival rates in intensive care between Paris and Marseille, put forward by Didier Raoult, replied: “He has legal actions for lies before the parliamentary committee which are in progress”.

The infectious disease specialist was referring to the hearing of Professor Raoult by the National Assembly’s commission of inquiry into the government’s management of the coronavirus crisis.

At the end of this hearing, Martin Hirsch [alors à la tête des Hôpitaux de Paris] had “sent a letter to the National Assembly saying that I had given false testimony, but there was never a complaint”, recalled Professor Raoult on Friday.

“I consider it serious to be accused of false testimony before the National Assembly, while I respect this country,” insisted Didier Raoult at the helm, “I can be called crazy, etc., but when I heard that this false information was peddled, I said to myself that it had to be stopped”.

The pandemic has officially killed at least 6,509,859 people worldwide since the end of December 2019.

The United States is the country with the most deaths (1,074,171), ahead of Brazil (684,685), India (528,090) and Russia (385,069).

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates, taking into account the excess mortality directly and indirectly linked to Covid-19, that the toll of the pandemic could be two to three times higher than that officially established.

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