CLEAN : Lice, lung troubles plague migrants in freezing Serbia

The video discusses common health issues faced by people, focusing on respiratory infections and skin diseases. Respiratory problems are linked to common colds, flu, and exposure to toxic fumes. Skin diseases like scabies and body lice are prevalent due to poor living conditions in camps. The video also highlights six frostbite cases, with some requiring hospital referrals. Additionally, it addresses challenges such as inadequate sleeping arrangements, water scarcity, and food access, all exacerbated by cold weather.

What are the main factors contributing to respiratory infections in the camps?

• Smoke and toxic fumes

• Poor diet

• Lack of medical facilities

• Overcrowding

Which skin conditions are most commonly treated in the camps?

• Acne and dermatitis

• Scabies and body lice infestations

• Eczema and psoriasis

• Sunburn and rashes

How many confirmed frostbite cases were reported, and what was the severity?

• Four cases, all mild

• Six cases, two severe

• Eight cases, all severe

• Ten cases, four mild

What are some of the major issues faced by people in the camps regarding basic needs?

• Lack of education

• Limited transportation

• Inadequate clothing

• Problems with sleeping, showering, and eating

What general health problem is mentioned as affecting all people in the camps?

• Chest problems

• Hypertension

• Diabetes

• Heart disease