HIBAPRESS – Mohammed Zariouh
The city of Al Aaroui in the Nador region is experiencing a state of intense anxiety and tension due to the severe shortage of the rabies vaccine (Vaccin Antirabique) in the city's hospital, which is endangering the lives of many citizens, especially those who have been bitten or scratched by animals suspected of being infected with this deadly disease.
Reliable sources confirmed that the vaccine shortage has been ongoing for several days, at a time when the number of cases requiring immediate treatment is increasing. Despite the growing number of infections requiring urgent intervention, the vaccine is still unavailable at Al Aaroui Hospital, leaving citizens in a state of fear and anxiety for their lives, as rabies requires very rapid treatment. This situation has caused widespread resentment among the residents of Al Aaroui, who have expressed their anger and condemnation of this shortage that endangers their lives. They demanded that the health authorities urgently provide the vaccine at Al Aaroui Hospital and all local health centers to ensure the provision of preventive treatment for everyone who is exposed to animal bites. Citizens called on the concerned authorities to take immediate action to ensure the continuous availability of the vaccine at Al Aaroui Hospital, stressing the need to take rapid measures to ensure the provision of adequate health care. They affirmed that the absence of this vital vaccine poses a real threat to their safety.
