Fez Medical Update: One Teenage Girl Stabilizes While Two Remain in Critical Condition in ICU After Poisoning Incident

FEZ (FesNews Media) — Updated medical assessments obtained by FesNews Media on Monday morning indicate diverging clinical trajectories for the three teenage girls rushed to a public hospital in Fez following a suspected collective poisoning incident involving rodenticide: one of the girls is now in stable condition after responding positively to emergency detoxification treatment, whereas the other two girls remain in critical and life-threatening condition under intensive care in the resuscitation department (ICU).

This Monday morning medical update follows FesNews Media’s initial breaking report on Sunday evening detailing the emergency hospitalization of three teenage girls in Fez after a specialized Civil Protection unit intervened rapidly and transported the victims under high-level security and medical mobilization.

One Minor Stabilizes After Emergency Detoxification While Two Remain in Intensive Care

According to authoritative medical sources in Fez, emergency physicians and toxicologists succeeded in stabilizing the vital signs of one of the three minor girls overnight. Following immediate gastric lavage, intravenous fluid resuscitation, and targeted antidote administration upon arrival at the emergency ward, her clinical condition was classified as stable on Monday morning, though she remains under strict hospital observation to monitor hepatic and renal function.

Conversely, the medical condition of the other two teenage girls remains severe and highly critical. Both patients continue to receive round-the-clock life support and intensive monitoring inside the hospital’s Intensive Care and Resuscitation Unit (ICU), where critical care specialists are working to counteract systemic toxicity and protect vital organ functions.

High-Risk Toxicology Protocols and Multi-Day ICU Monitoring

Medical specialists note that acute rodenticide poisoning requires complex, multi-day intensive care management due to the delayed biochemical impact of chemical compounds such as zinc phosphide and superwarfarin anticoagulants. Treatment protocols in the ICU involve continuous hemodynamic monitoring, coagulation profiling, high-dose intravenous Vitamin K1 therapy, and organ-supportive care.

Clinicians explained that variations in recovery speed among patients exposed to toxic substances typically depend on the exact ingested dosage and the time elapsed prior to emergency medical intervention, highlighting the decisive role played by Fez Civil Protection paramedics during the initial golden hour of the response.

Strict Legal Protection of Minors’ Identities and Ongoing Judicial Inquiry

In strict compliance with Moroccan Child Protection laws, medical confidentiality standards, and personal data protection regulations governing minors, FesNews Media is withholding the names and personal identifiers of the three teenage girls, reporting exclusively verified clinical and institutional developments in the public interest.

Meanwhile, judicial police investigators under the supervision of the competent Public Prosecutor’s Office in Fez are continuing their forensic and preliminary inquiry to establish the exact origin of the toxic substance and the full circumstances surrounding the incident, pending medical clearance to formally interview the survivors in accordance with juvenile legal safeguards.