Algiers – The Ministry of Health has issued a statement addressing recent reports regarding cases of scabies, clarifying that the situation is under control and that widespread concerns are unwarranted. The ministry emphasized that the reported instances do not constitute an outbreak and are being actively managed.
In an official statement released today, the Ministry of Health asserted that the information circulating over the past 48 hours regarding scabies cases has been exaggerated and presented in a sensationalized manner. The ministry maintains that the number of cases reported is minimal and isolated, with appropriate medical care and preventative measures being implemented within the affected school environments.
The statement further noted that the media attention surrounding these isolated cases has created unnecessary panic among the public. The Ministry of Health stressed that the occurrence of such cases is a common phenomenon observed globally and should not be a cause for alarm when handled with due diligence.
“These occurrences are natural and expected, and our health infrastructure is prepared to manage them effectively,” the statement read.
The Ministry of Health urged citizens to refrain from relying on unverified information and to seek updates from official sources within the health sector. This measure is intended to prevent the spread of rumors and misinformation, which could potentially disrupt public health and social stability.
In summary, the Ministry of Health reiterated that there is no widespread outbreak of scabies. The registered cases are limited, under medical supervision, and being managed effectively. The ministry appeals to the media to exercise responsibility and rely on official channels for accurate information dissemination.
