Dans le cadre de la célébration du grand magal de Touba, le 06 octobre 2020, le khalif général des mourides Serigne Mountakha Mbacké a mis en place une Unité d’Alerte et de Prévention Epidémiologique pour assurer un bin déroulement de l’événement dans un contexte marqué par la pandémie de la covid-19.
En étroite collaboration avec le comité d’organisation du Grand Magal de TOUBA, la mission principale est l’élaboration et la mise en œuvre de stratégies pouvant contribuer à la riposte aux épidémies en général et à la covid-19 en particulier.
L’unité permettra aussi à l’heure des pandémies sanitaires dans le monde, d’anticiper te d’alerter sur d’éventuels événements de santé.
Axes stratégiques du plan d’action
Axe 1 : Réduction voire élimination du risque de contamination de la COVID dans les lieux saints (mosquées, mausolées), camps de séjour ou résidence ;
Axe 2 : Identification et orientation des personnes covid suspectes ;
Axe 3 : Rupture des barrières de résistance face aux bons comportements ;
Axe 4 : Contribution à la continuité des autres prestations de santé ;
Axe 5 : Protection des chefs religieux, point de convergence des pèlerins
Axe 6 : Assistance aux populations des quartiers périphériques
Axe 7 : Séances de prières généralisées pour endiguer la covid-19 et les autres fléaux.
Les membres de l’Unité d’Alerte et Prévention Epidémiologique (UAPE)
Sous la coordination du Pr Lamine Gueye et sous la supervision du président du comité d’organisation du GMT Serigne Bassirou Mbacké et Sereigne Abdou Lahad Mbacké, président de la commission communication et culture, l’UAPE est composée des experts ci-après :
- Lamine Gueye, Professeur titulaire de physiologie, Neurologue
- Massamba Diouf, Professeur agrégé en santé publique
- Lamine Ndiaye , Professeur titulaire, Socio-anthropologue
- Dr Khadim Ngom, Cardiologue à Bordeaux en France
- Dr Abdoulaye Sarr président Touba Assistance Médicale
- Dr Alioune Mbacké, Spécialiste en santé publique
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Hey there, hope all’s good! I saw you’ve linked to The Onion before, so I figured you might dig this. We’ve been pouring heart and a heap of nonsense into Bohiney.com—a satirical site with a Texas twist, blending current events and social madness with a Ron White vibe. If it tickles your funny bone, a mention, link, or quick review would mean the world. Help us spread the laughs (and ruffle some feathers)!
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