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New shipment with 100,000 doses will arrive on Wednesday

Tonka

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http://www.observa.com.uy/actualidad/nota.aspx?id=97621&ex=25&ar=2&fi=1

Vaccines against influenza A Health H1N1El MSP director, Gilberto Rios, said the new shipment with 100,000 doses will arrive on Wednesday and normalize within 48 hours of inoculation

There is lack of shots in various centers throughout the country. As indicated by the Director of Health, Ministry of Public Health (MSP) Gilberto Rios, a new shipment with 100,000 doses will arrive on Wednesday so that vaccination is standardizing on Friday.
Rios said as positive the crowds of people over 65 who was the target population in this phase of vaccination. "The high adhesion is telling that every time there is greater acceptance of people to this vaccination. We must also bear in mind that over 65 after they became accustomed to receiving the dose every winter you have to give it every year, "said the chief to Carve radio.
Health Director stated that they saw "long lines in several VACUNATORIOS" hinterland of population "was anxiously waiting the arrival of the dose."
"In some places we were at the limit of stock even though this time we send more vaccines than usual demand," he said.
After the arrival of 100,000 doses will define the "next steps." "We will if we need more shots and when will be the final campaign," he said.
Rios also explained that they try to lay out a tighter schedule of vaccination to avoid shortages in health centers. "The loss of opportunity for a patient to be vaccinated and not to imply that the dose may not return another day to give it, so it is essential that the supply is complete," he said.
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Date: 01/06/2010 | 11:51 | Montevideo, Uruguay
 
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