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About 7,000 people were immunized against influenza

Tonka

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http://www.ultimahora.com/notas/320941-Cerca-de-7.000-personas-se-inmunizaron-contra-la-influenza
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
About 7,000 people were immunized against influenza
The figure is only in the Central department during the vaccination campaign this weekend. Public Health's goal is to vaccinate 1.2 million people in 45 days. Yet to arrive in the country trivalent vaccine.
A total of 6917 people were immunized against influenza A H1N1, the Central Department, according to a report of the Eleventh Health Region Public Health Ministry (MSP).

Vaccination was done in the context of developed hours on Saturday and Sunday in different parts of the department, with the slogan "A catch up with vaccines, we want to reach everyone."

For this purpose, 218 posts were fitted, including churches, supermarkets and educational institutions in the area.

People who were immunized belong to the so-called risk groups, among which are: pregnant women, adults over 60 years, chronic disease and health workers, among others.

Also were given 53 doses of BCG (against tuberculosis), 502 Sabin (polio) and 251 doses of pentavalent vaccine (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B, meningitis).

Also applied 107 doses of vaccine against rotavirus, 264, MMR (measles, mumps, rubella), 242 doses of DPT (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis), 1528 of (tuberculosis and diphtheria) and 202 yellow fever (yellow fever) .

VACCINES NOT ARRIVE. Paraguay is one of the 10 countries of the region that was received with vaccines against H1N1 influenza A four laboratories donated by farmers and governments in 13 countries through the World Health Organization (WHO).

These immunological 600,000 doses, arrived on May 2, as only last week failed to start the distribution and application.

However, Paraguay is still awaiting another 600,000 doses of trivalent vaccine (in addition to containing the pandemic strain, immunized against two strains of seasonal influenza), which acquired through the Revolving Fund of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO).

The Ministry of Health paid 21,000 million guaranies these doses, and in January. Still, the arrival of the immunological, which was initially announced for the month of March, was repeatedly postponed until now.

The strange thing is that in the latest report by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) on the availability and distribution of vaccines, available on its website, indicated that, of the 23 countries that have purchased vaccines through the Fund Revolving Peru lacks only receive doses (300,000) and no mention of Paraguay.

At press time, although there was no certainty the time of arrival of the vaccines, which are intended to immunize the population at greatest risk of complications. Among them, pregnant women and chronically ill.

Projection of vaccination

400 000

elderly.

360 000

children 6 to 35 months.

200 000

chronically ill.

70 000

pregnant.

70 000

mothers.

30 000

health workers.

30 000

essential service workers.
 
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