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•The emergence and spread of Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacterales(CREs) has become a major clinical problem and raises serious health concerns.•All in all, 484 Enterobaterales(out of 4800 initial isolates) resistant to at least one carbapenem were recovered (between 2018 and 2020) from patients admitted to Mohammed VI University Hospital of Marrakech, central Morocco.•Over 80.16% (388/484) of isolates were Carbapenemase producers.•The first records of the emergence of carbapenem resistance among E. aerogenes, E. hormaechei, M. morganii, S. fonticola, P. mirabilis, K. ozaenae, P. stuartii, R. ornithinolyticaand K. ascorbatein Marrakech hospitals are reported.•Our findings highlight the urgent need for control precautions and strict measures of containment. |
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