Majel Bel Abbas Incidents Rise Due to Lack of Emergency Support
The article discusses the rise in cases of scorpion and venomous snake bites in the Majel Bel Abbes district, with 189 cases recorded between July and September 2023, compared to 175 cases during the same period last year. This increase threatens the lives of residents, especially due to the lack of urgent medical interventions and inadequate infrastructure. The report attributes the rise in cases to changing climate conditions and rugged terrain. It emphasizes the urgent need to provide a mobile resuscitation unit and well-equipped ambulances, as well as to improve the healthcare sector by establishing basic health centers and upgrading hospitals, all aimed at reducing fatal bites and improving emergency response in rural areas. Medical sources also stress the importance of awareness and preventive guidance to limit the spread of venomous reptiles, along with the necessity of expediting the implementation of health and environmental projects to address this escalating phenomenon.
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