The Algerian authorities have taken measures to contain the COVID-19 outbreak in the province of Bouira. According to a communiqué from the wilaya, 60 people have been placed in quarantine at their homes since last week. These individuals are close contacts of six people who tested positive for COVID-19. The wali of Bouira, Lakhel Ayat Abdeslam, visited the locality of Sour El Ghozlane to assess the situation and conditions of those in quarantine.
During his visit, the wali met with medical staff at the local hospital, where he received explanations on a special plan to protect the local population from large-scale contamination. The plan includes the provision of necessary equipment and resources to combat the spread of the virus. The wali also visited a center for the isolation of suspected or confirmed cases, set up at a paramedical training school in the city.
The authorities have committed to providing food assistance to families in quarantine, to minimize the need for them to leave their homes. This measure aims to reduce the risk of transmission and protect the local population. The wali supervised a disinfection operation carried out by the municipality and civil protection services, as part of efforts to limit the spread of the virus.
The wali assured that all necessary means are being made available to combat the pandemic. He emphasized the importance of respecting confinement and social distancing measures, and encouraged citizens to cooperate with the authorities. Four centers have been set up to care for COVID-19 patients in Bouira, M'Chedallah, Sour El Ghozlane, and Ain Bessem.
The wali praised the medical teams engaged in the fight against COVID-19, acknowledging their crucial role in containing the outbreak. The authorities are working to ensure that those in quarantine receive the necessary support and care. The situation in Bouira is being closely monitored, with measures in place to prevent further spread of the virus.
A total of 60 people are currently in quarantine in Bouira, following contact with the six individuals who tested positive for COVID-19. The authorities are working to identify and track down any further contacts, to prevent the spread of the virus. The local population is being urged to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to protect themselves and their communities.
The measures taken by the Algerian authorities in Bouira aim to contain the COVID-19 outbreak and protect the local population. The situation is being closely monitored, with a focus on providing support and care to those affected. The authorities are working to ensure that all necessary resources are available to combat the pandemic and prevent further spread of the virus.
Key points
- 60 people are in quarantine in Bouira, following contact with six individuals who tested positive for COVID-19.
- The authorities have set up four centers to care for COVID-19 patients in Bouira, M'Chedallah, Sour El Ghozlane, and Ain Bessem.
- The wali has assured that all necessary means are being made available to combat the pandemic and protect the local population.
