Clarification from Taza Hospital Regarding Union Claims
In response to a letter sent by the regional office in Taza of the Independent Union of Administrative and Technical Staff and Health Assistants to the head of the health district, which urgently requested intervention regarding what was described as "intruders and inappropriate interventions" within the emergency department of Ibn Bajah Regional Hospital in Taza, the newspaper "Al-Diyar" received a clarification from a responsible source at the hospital.
The source, who preferred to remain anonymous, stated that the claims made in the union's correspondence regarding the presence of individuals lacking professional credentials within the emergency department and interfering with its operations are unfounded. He emphasized that all individuals entering the emergency department to perform their professional duties are qualified health professionals, each operating within their area of expertise and responsibilities.
In a conversation with "Al-Diyar," the spokesperson reiterated that all personnel working in the emergency department possess the necessary appointment documents and emergency department badges, indicating that the circulating claims through various statements and union correspondence do not reflect the true situation within the emergency department.
The source from "Al-Diyar" expressed that the dissemination of such allegations and inaccurate news could create confusion and disrupt the normal functioning of the health facility.
As reported by adyare.ma.
