Spanish soldiers association disputes army on Jaraba incidents
The Spanish Soldiers and Sailors Association (ATME) criticized the Spanish Army's account regarding the scabies cases recorded among 24 soldiers in Ceuta. They confirmed that these cases are the result of serious deficiencies in the hygiene standards of the military bases. The association also spoke about the potential for these cases to recur and spread due to inadequate sterilization and maintenance procedures. They warned that dismissing the connection between the cases and the current conditions increases concerns about the living and working environments within the bases, especially in light of reports of infections among security personnel in the area. The association called for a comprehensive investigation into the number of scabies cases and the preventive measures being taken, emphasizing the need to strengthen disinfection procedures and cleanliness in living and working spaces.
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