A family visiting the Moroccan city of Larache experienced a frightening ordeal when their 14-month-old child required urgent medical attention. Two private clinics refused to treat the infant due to the unavailability of a specialist doctor late at night. This refusal sparked outrage from the parents, leaving them desperately seeking care. Fortunately, a public hospital intervened and successfully provided the necessary medical assistance to the child. The incident highlights potential disparities in healthcare access between private and public facilities in Morocco. It also raises questions about emergency care protocols and the responsibility of clinics to provide assistance, even outside of regular hours. Further details about the child's condition and the clinics involved are expected to emerge.