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Written by: Mohammad Daou
Dr. Olfat Abdel Raouf, General Manager of the Department of Preventive Medicine at the Qalyubia Health Affairs Branch, said that a dedicated room for prevention operations had been created within the Directorate to monitor the health and safety aspects of Qalyubia. evolution of the preventive situation within the Directorate and take the necessary measures 24 hours a day during the period of Eid Al-Adha.
This is in line with the guidelines of Dr. Hamdi Tabakh, Under-Secretary of the Qalyubia Ministry of Health, to sensitize the Health Directorate to the Eid al-Adha holiday period and make it fully operational for all prevention departments.
For her part, Dr. Nabila Ezzat, Director of the Department of Infectious Diseases at the Directorate, highlighted the availability of transplants and vaccines, as well as the strategic balance of all transplants and vaccines to be moved and delivered in emergencies. and on request.
Sami Ragab added that a comprehensive plan had been implemented in the area of food control and intensive campaigns to control the market and markets for food circulation, as well as the monitoring and control of mbadacres. and mbadacres and intensification of traffic in shops, factories and refrigerators for meat and butchers before and during the days of Eid.
Dr. Amal Gaballah, Director General of Endemic Diseases, explained that a plan had been put in place to ensure the hygiene of parks and public gardens, as well as to intensify the work of insect resistance in the gathering places. In addition, traffic is going on until the end of the festivities.
Dr. Essam, Director of the Department of Environmental Health, highlighted the intensification of the collection of drinking water samples at governorate level, particularly places where citizens gather daily in public places (parks, gardens) and mosques before the end of the day Eid Al Adha.
According to Dr. Najla Mahdi, Director of Basic Care, follow-up clinics in medical centers and health units to cope with any emergency can disrupt the days of Eid, so that the medical service is continuously connected to various family medicine clinics.
Maysa Rashad, director of the Maternal and Child Welfare Department, said that milk was provided periodically in the first and second phases, that the balance was sufficient during the holidays and that the outlets were monitored daily.
Dr. Ibtisam Tarif, Director of the Plans Department, pointed out that the plan hospitals were prepared to deal with emergencies, especially heat stress cases, to coincide with this heat wave, as well as for monitoring and control. epidemiological investigations of diseases such as intestinal infections and food poisoning.
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