Muhammad Manfaluti_Heba Press
Sources from Heba Press revealed that Hassan II Hospital in Settat is suffering from a serious shortage of blood donations, which has become a nightmare that threatens the lives of patients and those injured in road accidents..
Heba Press has received repeated calls from citizens demanding and calling on all living consciences to act and truly contribute to blood donation to save the lives of these innocent patients and keep them alive, demanding the need to legalize, control and activate blood donation processes. to ensure that all those who need a certain type of blood benefit from it, and at the required time, noting that the procedures imposed by the competent authorities on the families of those in need in terms of the mission to analyze the patient’s blood group. and bring it from Casablanca hospitals are primitive, which would expose the blood to deterioration.
While other sources went so far as to claim that it was a regional health facility It has never experienced such a suffocating crisis due to the acute shortage, the reluctance of donors, the increase in cases of illness and victims of road accidents, not to mention the consumption of large quantities of blood, adding that the hospital’s blood bank is in urgent and constant need of blood donations, as the cases of hemorrhage in road accidents do not stop and their rate is increasing..
It should be noted that this blood bank is located in the heart of a building on the outskirts of the hospital, and traffic in it remains dependent on the scale of the response of benefactors and ordinary citizen donors who go there in silence to extend their arms within the framework of the blood donation initiative, which carries within it the high spirit, the human touch and the values of solidarity within Moroccan society, and reflects the interest granted by King Mohammed VI, may God protect him. , through his directives in this regard to strengthen all voluntary work, and elevate blood donation to the rank of national public health priorities and an element of health security par excellence..
