Many rural and mountainous communes in the Taounate province are experiencing an acute shortage of antivenoms for snake and scorpion bites, and many human rights bodies and activists have come out to denounce the Ministry of Health's disregard for this treatment, which has become unavailable in health centres and health protection centres in territorial communes.
Mohamed El Hajira, a member of parliament for the Authenticity and Modernity Party in the Ghafsai district of the Taounate province, criticised the absence of antivenoms in the rural world and the province in particular, as well as the shortage of ambulances, as there is one in service and the second is broken down, denouncing the weakness of the resources allocated to ambulance services in the province.
The same source added that the current situation pushes the population to question the professional and administrative respon…
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19 Oct 2026
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Demands to provide antivenoms and strengthen the ambulance fleet in Taounate villages - Al Ousboue Assahafi
Al Ousboue Assahafi - Regions - Demands to provide antivenoms and strengthen the ambulance fleet in Taounate villages
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