Covid-19: Over 126,000 People Vaccinated in Morocco (Health Ministry)

Covid-19: Over 126,000 People Vaccinated in Morocco (Health Ministry)
Monday 1 February 2021 - 13:50

More than 126,000 people have been vaccinated against covid-19 until Sunday evening in Morocco, an official at the health ministry said Monday.

“This is an indicator that allows us to confirm that the launch of the vaccination operation is taking place in the best conditions”, the director of the population department at the Ministry of Health, Abdelhakim Yahyane, told MAP.

The vaccination campaign is taking place smoothly, without any risk of side effects, he added.

Launched Thursday by HM King Mohammed VI, the vaccination campaign will be free for all citizens with the objective of immunizing all components of the Moroccan people (30 million people, or about 80% of the population), reducing then eliminating cases of infection as well as related-deaths and containing the spread of the virus.

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