Moroccan security covers Algerian children’s human organs trade network

Ouadjda’s security prefect in Morocco refused to admitt that a network of Algerian children’s human organs trade is working in Ouadjda though the algerian Interior Minister Nourredine Zerhouni confirmed that a dangerous gang sells Algerian children’s organs to a medical clinic in the Moroccan town.The Moroccan security official said Ouadjda does not host any trade network of Algerian babies’ organs to sell them to medical clinics.

According to him, Moroccan security forces do not carry out any large-scale search operation for the head of the trade network Abdeljalil or someone else because there is no Algerian babies’ organs in Ouadjda’s clinics.

“We are surprised by the Algerian Interior Minister’s statement,” he said.Earlier, the Algerian Minister Zerhouni said Algeria’s security forces arrested a Moroccan as trying to kidnap a 2-year-old girl while her parents were parking their car in Meghnia town in borders with Morocco. The suspect admitted that he sold children to a clinic in Ouadjda.In this regard, Zerhouni said other Algerian children had been kidnapped and their organs were sold in Moroccan clinics.