How does the father and villagers help in curing the mother In the poem night of scorpion?

In the poem "Night of the Scorpion," the father and villagers use traditional remedies and superstitions to try to cure the mother. They employ chanting, prayers, and folk remedies to ward off the effects of the scorpion's sting in the hope of curing her. Despite their efforts, the poem suggests that the power of their collective belief and rituals may provide some comfort, even if the physical healing is limited.