Uninterrupted Healthcare Services Provided During the Cema Festival at Lales Temple
A 7-day emergency response plan was implemented for visitors throughout the Yazidi Cema Festival, in partnership with the Duhok Directorate General of Health and the Barzani Charity Foundation.
The Duhok Directorate General of Health and the Barzani Charity Foundation have launched a 7-day emergency response plan for the health needs of visitors during the Yazidi Cema Festival celebrated at Lales Temple.
Seven-Day Emergency Response Plan
The Duhok Directorate General of Health and the Barzani Charity Foundation have launched a 7-day emergency response plan to provide uninterrupted healthcare services to visitors throughout the Yazidi Cema Festival celebrated at Lales Temple.
Hundreds of Visitors Treated Daily
Teams provide healthcare services to an average of more than 300 visitors per day within the temple complex, carrying out various medical interventions within this scope.
Field Posts and Ambulances
During the festival, which is attended by tens of thousands of Yazidis from the Kurdistan Region, Iraq, and abroad, first aid, emergency examinations, and basic drug treatments are provided at field posts set up around the temple.
Fully equipped ambulances are on standby 24 hours a day to transfer patients in critical condition to hospitals.
Statements from Healthcare Teams
Yasir Hasan, the head of the field healthcare teams, stated that the ongoing efforts have been continuing without interruption since the first day and that the teams are on high alert for emergency cases.
Gratitude from Yazidi Clergy
Yazidi clergyman Mam Shiro expressed his satisfaction with the services provided, thanking the Kurdistan Regional Government and everyone who contributed.