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Last Updated : GMT 06:49:16
Over 30,000 stung annually
Moroccan rights organisations call for scorpion control
Scorpions are spreading dramatically due to high temperatures
Casablanca - Said Bounowar
Scorpions are spreading dramatically due to high temperatures
Moroccan human and children's rights organisations have called on the government to equip medical centres in villages with adequate material to face the risk of scorpions
, which are spreading dramatically due to high temperatures.
According to official statistics of the Moroccan Ministry of Health, more than 30,000 are stung annually and nearly 100 children killed due to lack of treatments.
Organisations are demanding the government to aid in annihilating deaths linked to scorpions, as well as helping to carry out campaigns to eliminate the risks.
According to official statistics of the Moroccan Ministry of Health, more than 30,000 are stung annually and nearly 100 children killed due to lack of treatments.
Organisations are demanding the government to aid in annihilating deaths linked to scorpions, as well as helping to carry out campaigns to eliminate the risks.
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