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The re-emergence of familial clusters of diphtheria in the Souss-Massa region has prompted families to seek out children's vaccines, amid shortages in pharmacies and difficulty in meeting the increasing demand. The vaccines involved, which provide protection against diphtheria, tetanus, and polio, are running out of stock due to heightened demand following reports of new cases and deaths, especially since some children have not been vaccinated before or have not completed their doses. This comes after the Ministry of Health announced the detection of two limited familial outbreaks, with confirmed deaths, which has further increased public concern and driven families to look for vaccines such as "Adacel Polio," "Tetraxim," "Dultavax," and "Infanrix IPV," all of which require medical guidance to determine the appropriate choice.
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