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The Ministry of Health Takes Action on Complaints of Derelict Dogs in Hospital Entrances
In response to increasing complaints about derelict dogs in hospital entrances and gardens, the Ministry of Health has taken action to address the issue. The General Directorate of Public Health sent out a notification regarding the matter.
There have been reports of a rise in the number of derelict animals, particularly dogs, in the vicinity of health institutions. This poses a threat to the health and safety of individuals visiting these facilities, as these animals can cause physical harm and also carry diseases that could be transmitted to humans.
The presence of derelict animals not only disrupts the access of citizens to healthcare services but also hampers the work of healthcare professionals. It is crucial to eliminate this threat to public health by taking necessary measures to remove stray animals from hospital campuses.
In order to address this issue, the Ministry of Health, in collaboration with local governments and relevant institutions, will work on implementing legal regulations and measures to eradicate derelict animals, especially dogs, from hospital campuses. Managers of health institutions will be responsible for ensuring that these measures are effectively carried out, including conducting regular field controls.
The goal is to create a safe and hygienic environment for both patients and healthcare workers by removing stray animals from hospital entrances and gardens. Effective coordination between health institution managers and local authorities will be established to ensure the successful implementation of these measures.
