00:00Rashida sifts through her late husband's medical records and is still searching for answers.
00:06He died while in care at a local clinic, but no one can tell her why.
00:11She's not giving up. Now she's turning to the courts, hoping for the truth.
00:20My husband suddenly became ill. We went to a private clinic and after three days they decided to operate on him.
00:25But they hadn't discussed it with us. I was there until 11pm when suddenly the clinic security guard approached me.
00:31He said my husband had died and the doctors had gone home. After that I was in shock.
00:44It's just a glimpse into the state of health facilities in Morocco. Rashida says conditions are untenable.
00:55It's overcrowded. People are lying outside the door waiting and sleeping. And all kinds of illnesses are rampant.
01:02You go there for treatment but you return with a new illness.
01:05There aren't enough medical equipment and two-shoe hospitals.
01:08And even a hospital that looks nice on the outside is never good on the inside.
01:14There's no order and no transparency. The staff are all worked up. The security guards, the reception staff.
01:20No one seems approachable.
01:25Stories like Rashida's are fueling outrage.
01:27Thousands are marching across Morocco protesting corruption and a government pouring money into football competitions,
01:33while hospitals and schools are left behind.
01:36We see hospitals that could be labelled as hospitals of the dead. Hospitals without basic facilities.
01:43That's why we're calling for the resignation of the Minister of Health and the entire government.
01:49We don't believe they have a solution because they caused this problem.
01:53All eyes are on Friday when the King is set to speak at the opening of a new parliamentary session.
01:59Alright well, thank you for yourrage.
02:00Thank you for coming.
02:01Today's
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