Heba Press: Aït Maloul
The territorial community is witnessing a weakening of certain vital services intended for citizens, as revealed by the newspaper’s sources, concerning the only ambulance belonging to the territorial community, whose services were interrupted for a long time, without being repaired or replaced by another. .
The only non-public service ambulance for the population is still parked in the community warehouse, at a time when citizens sorely need its services in emergency situations.
They questioned the reasons why the municipal council neglected this issue, noting that the availability of an ambulance is considered a fundamental necessity, emphasizing that this situation is incompatible with article 83 of the regulatory law of municipalities, which requires local communities to establish and manage public facilities and amenities to provide neighborhood services, including transportation of the sick and injured, in addition to burial services for the dead.
