We learned, the day before the action, that the emergency department would not finally close during the entire month of December as had been announced at first, due to a lack of personnel. However, the call to rally this Tuesday, November 23 in front of Mamers hospital, has not been canceled: “We welcome this turnaround of course, it is very good news for the population, but we are not fooled and we will remain very vigilant in the long term !” clarifies Frédéric Beauchef. The mayor – labeled LR – of the capital of the Saosnois, at the head of a procession of 350 to 400 people on the way to a meeting in the sub-prefecture stalled at 5 p.m., did not hesitate to applaud the FO and CGT representatives present, to salute a mobilization which has, at least momentarily, borne fruit: “We saved our emergency room for the end of the year, but it is only by relying on volunteer staff who were to go and strengthen the Alençon hospital and who will stay there “ he emphasizes.
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The national press in Mamers
Particularly inclined to give voice when it comes to public health setbacks in rural areas, several elected officials were there: the departmental councilor and mayor of Allonnes Gilles Leproust, his counterpart mayor of Louvigny, Olivier Mauraisin or even Anne Beauchef, to represent the Regional Council of Pays-de-la-Loire. Note, once is not customary, that microphones and cameras from the Parisian press had made the trip on this day of mobilization in Mamers: to the “usual” Local journalists from Maine Libre or Sweet FM have thus rubbed shoulders with special envoys from France Televisions or even from Figaro.
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