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Alerts are activated AH1N1 in schools

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Alerts are activated AH1N1 in schools

On the occasion of the return on most of the country, the Ministry of Social Protection active alerts to prevent the spread of the virus AH1N1 mass.

It is necessary that parents and teachers take into account the recommendations given by health authorities, including those highlighted handwashing with a duration of 20 seconds minimum, if the child is cold not to wear to class during the first three days of infection, ingest plenty of fluids and who is going to sneeze use a tissue or tape with the inner arm.

Additionally to these measures have been implemented, the social protection portfolio in the country announced that they will be a total of 999,930 million vaccines against the virus, between 25 February and 15 March.

The vaccines will be delivered primarily to the most vulnerable populations: pregnant women (from the fourth month of pregnancy), health workers and chronically ill.

In this regard, the coordinator of the Expanded Program on Immunization of the ministry, Martha Patricia Velandia said that will establish a protocol for immunization activities in departments and municipalities.

"The vaccine that will do is prevent people infected die, but nonpharmacologic measures (preventive health and hygiene) have to be the mainstay of control to mitigate the pandemic," stated the official.

Each dose was taken to seven dollars, representing a total investment of 30 billion pesos to mitigate the impact of the pandemic virus in the country.
 
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