HIBAPRESS – Abdellatif Baraka
The Mohammed VI University Hospital in Agadir witnessed a disruption in a number of health services this morning, Tuesday, February 10, following protests by employees of outsourcing companies due to their failure to receive their salaries.
According to consistent data, the protesters left their work sites and organized a protest in front of the hospital gate, in an escalating step that directly reflected on the normal flow of facilities and affected the interests of patients. These recurring protests bring back to the forefront the crisis of managing outsourcing companies within the health facility, where continuous resentment prevails among employees since the hospital opened, amid accusations of delayed wages and the absence of professional stability. This situation raised real fears of a deterioration in the quality of health services, especially in an institution that is supposed to ensure the continuity of treatment without interruption, far from the logic of confusion and paralysis. In the face of the worsening crisis, followers are demanding urgent intervention by the relevant authorities to compel the companies concerned to respect their legal obligations, to protect the rights of users and to guarantee the right of patients to treatment. The Mohammed VI University Hospital in Agadir remains bound to find radical solutions to the outsourcing crisis, at a time when social disputes are turning into a direct burden on the health of citizens.
