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Macau Vaccination A/H1N1

Tonka

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Document Number: 10504968

Macau, China 01/01/2010 08:19 (AFP)
Theme: Health, diseases


Macau, China, Jan 01 (Reuters) - The Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture of the Macau Government today called on the public to protect against influenza A H1N1 taking the vaccine, which is free from today for all permanent residents.

Cheong U, who was in the vaccination clinic of the Health Center of the Black Sand, in the northern city, where he was also given a vaccine against influenza A, said that the Executive has acquired enough vaccines to cover all residents Macau.

More than 50,000 residents have already received the vaccine against influenza A, Cheong U but expects the rate of vaccination increases with awareness campaign that health services have done with schools, civic associations and other entities aimed at producing vaccination programs .

Influenza A H1N1 has already caused two deaths in Macau and hundreds of people were infected, but eventually recovered after treatment.

JCS.

Lusa / fim
 
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