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Iraqi Health Minister Resigns After 130 Killed in Hospital Fire

Iraqi Health Minister Resigns After 130 Killed in Hospital Fire 5 May 2021 Iraqi Health Minister Hassan al-Tamimi resigned Tuesday, saying he had a “moral obligation” to do so and a need to preserve “my career path, my family, and professional history” after a fire at the Ibn al-Khatib Hospital in Baghdad on April 24 killed about 130 people. The Iraqi government officially believes 82 people died in the hospital fire, but the Iraqi High Commission for Human Rights put the death toll at 130 or more. Another 110 people were injured, according to the Interior Ministry.  The fire appears to have started after some oxygen tanks exploded. Most of the dead and injured were coronavirus patients. Ibn al-Khatib hospital, located in one of the poorest districts in Baghdad, did not have smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, or even fire hoses. The head of the Iraqi civil defense forces ruefully observed that the ceilings in the intensive care ward were made of flammable materials

ISHM: April 29 - May 6, 2021 - Iraq

ISHM: April 29 - May 6, 2021 Format Key Takeaways: De-Baathification Returns As Election Nears; Iraqi President Confirms Ongoing Riyadh-Tehran Talks; Militia Commander Calls For Depopulating Volatile Towns On April 29, reports emerged of a push by the deputy speaker of parliament to re-establish the De-Baathification committee, causing uproar about its possible use to eliminate political rivals. On May 2, IHEC said it registered 267 parties and 33 electoral alliances, which include alliances between Abadi and Hakim, and between the PUK and Gorran. On May 2, the Federal Supreme Court rejected an appeal to revive provisional councils disbanded in 2019. On May 4, PMF Commision asked the Finance Minister to increase its funding so it could rehire former PMF fighters. On May 2, Kataib Hezbollah militia openly called for the forced displacement of residents from predominantly Sunni Arab towns witnessing frequent attacks, implying that depopulation was the only way to curb ISIS.On

Iraq s health minister resigns after deadly hospital blaze

Hassan Al Tamimi steps down following the deaths of 82 people in a hospital fire Firefighters extinguish a fire that broke out at Ibn Al Khateeb hospital, south of Baghdad, EPA Aftermath of a fire that ripped through the intensive care unit of Ibn Al Khateeb hospital, south of Iraq s capital Baghdad. EPA Parts of the walls and windows of the second floor of Ibn Al Khateeb hospital in Baghdad were blackened by soot from the fire. EPA At least 82 people died and another 110 injured when a fire broke out following the explosion of an oxygen tank at Ibn Al Khateeb hospital in the Iraqi capital Baghdad. EPA

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