Heba Press
The Moroccan Association for Human Rights, Manara Marrakech branch, revealed new details on the death of a student from the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy.
Concerning the details of the tragedy, the association indicates in a press release that the deceased was transferred, Friday October 25, in the morning, from the family home located at the Ouled Galala roundabout in the Ouled Hasoun community, on the outskirts of Marrakech, to Upon his arrival at the Mohammed VI University Hospital, the family had difficulty rushing to his aid, as they had to rent a stretcher from the patients to take him to the emergency room, where he received first aid, and around two o’clock in the afternoon Morning. that same day, in the afternoon, he was released to his family to leave the hospital.
A few moments later, adds the association, the student’s state of health deteriorated significantly, which required his return to the emergency room, where numerous laboratory analyzes were carried out on him. The family also purchased medical equipment, medical equipment for diabetes and kidney disease, and medicine. , and the student remained in a difficult state until he was informed. The family announced his death around 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 26, when the victim’s body was deposited at the morgue for a medical autopsy under the auspices of the authorities. surveillance of the public prosecutor, after the arrival of the scientific police at the hospital.
By listening to certain members of the deceased’s family, the association confirmed that the latter considers that the state of despair and frustration in which the student finds himself is the result of psychological pressures and the uncertainty of his academic future. , and demanded immediate processing of the file. medical and pharmacy students, by responding to their just and legitimate demands, and stopping the hemorrhage of despair, loss, suffering and lack of opportunities for them, while denouncing the level of medical services health provided to patients within the emergency department, which appears to be the case. unable to manage the overpopulation and the number of cases presented to him, he strongly condemns the sale of all services provided to patients.
