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News Edition 6.6.2013
Epidemic of unknown origin
Panic at The Casbah
Within the last 24 hours, several cases of poisoning which causes remain unknown have been reported in this county. To trace the sources of these poisonings, samples are taken for analysis of water, but also of various food products.
An epidemic of unknown origin caused a panic in the town of La Casbah and sparked a wave of fear among residents of the neighborhood of Algiers. Within 24 hours, several cases of poisoning have been reported to the polyclinic Lower Casbah, where a child is in a coma, " several citizens said. Information we tried to check with local officials. In vain. "Indeed, we have seen several cases of poisoning which we don't know the cause," says Abderrezak Djeribia, vice president of the environment in this county. However, he acknowledges that a seller of pastry which was the first to be singled out, and whose commerce has been closed yesterday. To deal with this dangerous situation, in collaboration with health services of the municipality, the health department of the province of Algiers, local officials have made samples for analysis of tap water and food from all butchers, restaurateurs and other food supply. Preventive water cut took place yesterday afternoon at the school of the town. Moreover, according to the Vice President of the CPA, "investigations are ongoing to determine the exact source of the poisoning."
A doctor from the health department contacted the clinic this morning, points to "prejudice" the neglect and lack of hygiene in this town. In the waiting room of the PCA, more than twenty people showed up Thursday morning during our visit to inform decisions made by local officials and the origin of this "epidemic." Some of our respondents say they suffer since yesterday colic, vomiting and diarrhea. However, at the time we go to press, biological analyzes of water and some food taken from some traders, not yet reached the hygiene of the common services, we noted the pre- maximum alert.
R.K
http://www.infosoir.com/edit.php?id=154342
News Edition 6.6.2013
Epidemic of unknown origin
Panic at The Casbah
Within the last 24 hours, several cases of poisoning which causes remain unknown have been reported in this county. To trace the sources of these poisonings, samples are taken for analysis of water, but also of various food products.
An epidemic of unknown origin caused a panic in the town of La Casbah and sparked a wave of fear among residents of the neighborhood of Algiers. Within 24 hours, several cases of poisoning have been reported to the polyclinic Lower Casbah, where a child is in a coma, " several citizens said. Information we tried to check with local officials. In vain. "Indeed, we have seen several cases of poisoning which we don't know the cause," says Abderrezak Djeribia, vice president of the environment in this county. However, he acknowledges that a seller of pastry which was the first to be singled out, and whose commerce has been closed yesterday. To deal with this dangerous situation, in collaboration with health services of the municipality, the health department of the province of Algiers, local officials have made samples for analysis of tap water and food from all butchers, restaurateurs and other food supply. Preventive water cut took place yesterday afternoon at the school of the town. Moreover, according to the Vice President of the CPA, "investigations are ongoing to determine the exact source of the poisoning."
A doctor from the health department contacted the clinic this morning, points to "prejudice" the neglect and lack of hygiene in this town. In the waiting room of the PCA, more than twenty people showed up Thursday morning during our visit to inform decisions made by local officials and the origin of this "epidemic." Some of our respondents say they suffer since yesterday colic, vomiting and diarrhea. However, at the time we go to press, biological analyzes of water and some food taken from some traders, not yet reached the hygiene of the common services, we noted the pre- maximum alert.
R.K
http://www.infosoir.com/edit.php?id=154342