Since 1989, the disease caused by the oropouche virus has been reappearing in Panamanian territory. Recently, several cases of this disease have been reported, raising concern among the population.
In light of this situation, the Minister of Health of Panama issued a statement asking citizens to remain calm. He emphasized the importance of maintaining serenity and following the preventive measures recommended by health authorities.
In a public statement, the Minister of Health declared: "It is essential to stay calm and act responsibly. We are working to contain the spread of this disease and protect the health of the population."
Health authorities have intensified epidemiological surveillance actions and have implemented measures to control the spread of the oropouche virus. The population is urged to maintain personal hygiene, avoid standing water accumulation, and use repellents to protect against mosquito bites.
It is crucial for the community to be informed and follow the recommendations of health authorities to prevent the spread of this disease. If symptoms such as fever, headache, and skin rashes occur, it is recommended to seek immediate attention at a health center for timely medical care.
