US EditionStrengthen Vaccination in Cdmx After Confirming Five Cases of Measles
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The Ministry of Health of Mexico City confirmed five cases of measles during the last week in the country’s capital. Given this scenario, the unit called on the population to strengthen health care and complete the vaccination schedule. “We call on the population from 12 months to 49 years to go to get vaccinated and complete their vaccination schemes, in addition to strengthening community care, as part of the measles prevention strategy,” he s…
The Secretariat of Public Health of the CDMX confirmed five cases of measles in the capital this week; it also announced the immediate reinforcement of epidemiological surveillance, community work and vaccination actions in various municipalities. In view of this scenario, health authorities made an urgent call for the population of 12 months to 49 years to go to vaccination or complete outstanding schemes, as part of the containment and prevent…
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