Sheinbaum Tomorrow Asks to Keep 'Calm' to Measles; Denies Reports of Drones in Texas (11/02/2026)
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Redacción / Grupo Canton The president reported that there are 28 million vaccines available. These are distributed in 21,154 modules throughout the country. Mexico City.- President Claudia Sheinbaum said that most Mexicans are vaccinated against measles. Therefore, she called to keep calm before the [...] The post “Don’t panda el cunico!”: Sheinbaum calls to keep calm before measles outbreak appeared first on Quintana Roo Today.
President Sheinbaum called for calm in the face of the measles outbreak in Mexico; she says there are 28 million vaccines Claudia Sheinbaum. (Photo: screenshot, Government of Mexico) CDMX, February 11, 2026.- Mexico's president, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, pointed out that most Mexicans are vaccinated against measles.
The Mexican ruler recalled that "most" Mexican and Mexican women are vaccinated, which is crucial to avoid a greater number of measles cases.
The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, pointed out that the majority of Mexican women and Mexicans are vaccinated against measles, so she called for keeping calm, since the Strategy to Control the outbreaks of this disease works, as happened in Chihuahua, in addition to that there are 28 million vaccines available at 21,154 points throughout the country and whose location can be consulted at wheremevacuno.salud.gob.mx. “The important …
In view of the increase in measles cases in Mexico, the federal government said that it has 28 million vaccines available to contain the spread of the virus and will strengthen immunization, mainly among girls and boys.During the morning conference in Palacio Nacional, President Claudia Sheinbaum called on the population to remain calm and attend only to the official information of the health authorities, stressing that the majority of the popul…
President Claudia Sheinbaum called on Wednesday to maintain the “calm” in the face of the measles outbreak in the country and insisted that vaccination will be strengthened, especially among girls and boys, arguing that the majority of the population is protected. She said that “from 6 months to 12 years of age, if they have not received their first dose, they will go to the health center to get vaccinated,” adding that those who only received a…
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