Skhirat-Temara residents demand urgent intervention for homeless people and those with mental disorders

Rising concern among Skhirat-Temara residents

Numerous citizens residing in the Skhirat-Temara prefecture have expressed their deep concern regarding the noticeable presence of people in difficult situations across the region’s streets, alleys, and public spaces. This situation includes homeless individuals as well as others showing signs of psychological and mental disorders, scenes that have become a daily sight for residents and users of public spaces.

Questions about the origin and spread of the phenomenon

This situation raises numerous questions among citizens about how these individuals reached various parts of the prefecture, and whether they are arriving from other cities or regions. Residents have demanded clarification on the underlying causes of this phenomenon, especially given the continued presence of some cases in streets and squares for long periods without any recorded interventions to assist them.

Demands for institutional intervention and care

In this context, many voices among the population have risen to demand that competent authorities take immediate action to care for these vulnerable groups. These demands emphasize the importance of transferring individuals requiring care to specialized centers and institutions, ensuring they receive necessary treatment and upholding their human dignity, particularly for those suffering from mental disorders who are in urgent need of medical follow-up and specialized care.

Calls for an integrated social and health approach

Furthermore, citizens have called for the adoption of an integrated social and health approach to deal with this issue, ensuring the protection of people living on the streets from the various risks surrounding them. They also emphasized that such an approach would effectively contribute to maintaining public safety and preventing any assaults or behaviors that might pose a risk to users of public spaces.