RAMED reaches full capacity in Chtouka-Aït Baha and Kénitra

A total of 50,000 people had benefited, by the end of last March, from the medical assistance scheme (RAMED) under the poverty and precariousness categories in the province of Chtouka Aït Baha.Approximately 19,000 files were processed, divided between rural (17,000) and urban (2,000) areas, according to a statement from the province citing a report from the provincial commission in charge of managing access to this scheme.At the provincial level, the target population for the RAMED scheme amounts to 91,000 beneficiaries, divided between the poverty (28,000) and precariousness (63,000) categories.According to the same report, a total of 3,136 people benefited from free healthcare, including 1,700 students from traditional schools, 1,396 residents of social protection establishments, and about forty people with specific needs.The RAMED scheme is managed by a local commission responsible f…