PROGRESS.— With the return to classes, cases of respiratory diseases also began to appear again among students from Progreso, mainly symptoms associated with common influenza and influenza, a situation that has generated calls to strengthen prevention measures in some educational establishments. In primary and secondary schools in the port, students with symptoms such as cough, fever, nasal congestion, sore throat and general discomfort have bee…
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PROGRESS.— With the return to classes, cases of respiratory diseases also began to appear again among students from Progreso, mainly symptoms associated with common influenza and influenza, a situation that has generated calls to strengthen prevention measures in some educational establishments. In primary and secondary schools in the port, students with symptoms such as cough, fever, nasal congestion, sore throat and general discomfort have bee…