More than 169,000 doses of the influenza vaccine have been administered in Panama as part of the national vaccination campaign. In addition to the flu vaccine, doses against yellow fever have also been administered during this campaign.
Vaccination was carried out at various points across the country, including health centers and hospitals, with the aim of protecting the population against these infectious diseases. According to health authorities, the campaign has received good acceptance from the citizens, demonstrating the importance given to disease prevention in Panama.
One of the highlights of the vaccination campaign was the administration of doses against yellow fever, especially in areas where this disease is endemic. Health authorities urged the population to stay informed about the importance of vaccination and to visit designated centers to receive the corresponding vaccines.
Additionally, the importance of maintaining hygiene and prevention measures to avoid the spread of respiratory diseases was emphasized, especially amid the current COVID-19 pandemic. Vaccination remains a fundamental tool for protecting the health of the population and reducing the burden of diseases in the country.
