The Comorian community is mobilizing in Marseille to save their people. A support unit has been set up in Marseille to respond to the growing concern of members of the Comorian community. Since last weekend, calls for caution are increasing after several doctors have noted an over-representation of members of the Comorian diaspora among patients of Covid-19 in Marseille.
Available 24 hours a day, at least during containment
Faced with the situation, Haidari Nassurdine, president of the representative council of black associations (Cran) Paca, decided to set up this support cell reachable 24 hours a day at 06.22.93.30.36. "Its objective is to inform and guide people towards suitable devices, to accompany them in administrative procedures, to support them psychologically and possibly provide help in daily life," he explains.
Coronavirus in Marseille: "I don't want to lose another patient anymore", a doctor alerts the Comorian community https://t.co/6L1JdlAJ8h via @ 20minutesmars pic.twitter.com/9rKnfAUV1t
- 20 Minutes Marseille (@ 20minutesMars) March 31, 2020It will be available throughout confinement, and possibly even after. "We have set up with the help of Comorians and people from other nationalities this support cell, placed under the sponsorship and operational support of the muftorat and other religious authorities", specifies Haidari Nassurdine.
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