US EditionMeasles: up to 205 Cases in the Country and Health Asks Not to Lower the Guard
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In the municipalities affected by the disease, the Ministry of Education determined that classes should be held at a distance. Castro urged parents to take their children to medical centres to be immunized.
Health Minister María Renée Castro emphasized the importance of children being vaccinated.
🔊 Listen to this news. The Bolivian Ministry of Health and Sports has reported a total of 205 cases of measles in the country. Santa Cruz has become the main focus of this epidemic, with 171 confirmed cases. Minister María Renée Castro has urged families to check their children's vaccination records and go to health centers to prevent contagion. Castro has stated that the government is working hard to contain the measles outbreak. However, she …
LA PEACE, 3 Aug (NOMADA NEWS).- The Minister of Health, María Renée Castro, reported on Sunday that the cases of measles in the country exceeded two hundred, 205, and that the eastern department of Santa Cruz remains the most affected. “Measles continues to be active in the country. To date we registered 205 cases at the national level, of which 171 are concentrated in the department of Santa Cruz, which remains the main focus of the epidemic,” …
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