The management of the Coronavirus epidemic is becoming more and more catastrophic in Senegal. Evidenced by these images received at Dakaractu and which show the old Hangar of pilgrims from Léopold Sédar Senghor airport in Dakar, in an unsustainable state.
Designed to accommodate healthy Covid-19 carriers, the site has been unrecognizable since this morning. In reality, the premises have been unlivable since the start of the strike by medical staff and cleaning agents for non-payment of their fees, when they are supposed to accommodate people with coronavirus, even if they are presented as cases with mild forms of the disease. A disease said to be, which does not rhyme with unhealthy conditions. Do we not recommend regular hand washing in order not to pick up this disease which continues to spread in our country?
In any case, the occupants of the pilgrim’s hangar site, which, it should be remembered, was repaired to the tune of tens of millions by the Sonatel Foundation, feel abandoned to their fate and must cohabit with unhealthy surroundings. Except that the situation is likely to worsen if the decision-makers do not assume their responsibilities by fulfilling their obligations vis-à-vis the nursing staff and the agents in charge of cleaning. It is a question of their credibility …
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