60 villages need health center

RENAS RAMO –KADAR IBRAHIM /QAMISHLO

About 60 villages in the south of Tirbespiyê suffer from the lack of a health center or a clinic nearby. These villages constitute 30% of the residents of Tirbespiyê some of  them who are coming from 40 km away the district and the people have been forced to head toward Tirbespiyê district to receive treatment in emergency and pathological conditions.

The residents of the southern villages of Tirbespiyê district demanded from Health and Health Committee in al-Jazeera canton the need to accelerate the processing of a medical point in those villages, the citizen Finsa Hussein explained to the presence of nearly 60 villages south of Tirbespiyê district, there is no medical center or medical point nearby. Hussein appealed to the concerned parties in the Health Committees and Health Body in al-Jazeera region to solve their problem

Salih al-Khalifa one of the people from a village in the southern villages, pointed out that some villages are about 40 km away from Tirbespiyê district. He pointed to the existence of some cases that require rapid intervention such as asthma and insect bites. He explained the difficulty of mobility between these villages and the district center due to poor roads especially in winter.

In this context, the administrator in Health Committee in Qamishlo canton Ahmed Ayo said they are studying the problem of residents of the southern villages of Tirbespiyê district, and explained that the Health Committee will visit the region soon to prepare a project to establish a clinic, and then will be submitted to the Health Body in al-Jazeera region and promised that the problem will be solved coming soon .

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ANHA