The government of Aguascalientes launched the State Vaccination Campaign, whose objective is to protect the population from infections of influenza, Covid-19 and pneumococcusso he invited the population to go to their nearest Health Center to get vaccinated.
At the event that took place in the municipality of Jesús María, the governor stressed that this campaign will focus on the application of vaccines in Health Centers throughout the state, mainly to children from 6 to 59 months, pregnant women, older adults, people in risk groups and health personnel.
“This campaign is for protection to avoid complications and hospitalization; It will be valid until March 28, 2025. We will continue working very hard and closely so that you and your families are well,” said Tere Jiménez.
For his part, Rubén Galaviz Tristán, Secretary of State Health, highlighted Mexico’s role as a world leader in the application of vaccines; He emphasized that this campaign begins vaccination for the winter season.
The municipal president of Jesús María, César Medina, also expressed his gratitude to the governor for bringing vaccines closer to her community and taking care of the health of the people of Jesús María.
“Governor, it is an honor to have your presence today, this demonstrates your closeness and interest in the people of the municipalities and, above all, in their health. Thank you for caring that everyone is well, without distinction,” the mayor mentioned.
Also present at the event were Silvia de la Cruz de Medina, president of the Municipal DIF of Jesús María; Senator Antonio Martín del Campo; local deputies Alma Hilda Medina Macías and Laura Ponce de Luna; Mayela Reyes Peña, general director of the Jesús María Urban Health Center and Raúl Aguilera Riestra, director of Jurisdiction I.
Aguascalientes’ Exciting Vaccination Adventure!
Well, well, well, gather round, folks! Aguascalientes has decided to roll up its sleeves—no, not just to show off their killer biceps— but to launch a State Vaccination Campaign! Yes, our beloved government is on a quest to protect us from the trifecta of terror: influenza, Covid-19, and pneumococcus! No word yet on whether they’ll add rabies to the list, but I suppose we’ll just have to wait and see!
Picture this: the sun shining, children laughing, and health officials waving their syringes like it’s the latest dance move! The governor held an event in Jesús María, reminding everyone that this campaign is not just about aimless pricking with needles. No, it’s primarily focused on those who matter most—children aged 6 to 59 months, pregnant women, older adults, people in risk groups, and health personnel. So, if you’re an 80s rock band member, don’t be surprised if no one’s waving a syringe at you—this is not your time!
According to Governor Tere Jiménez—and bless her heart for trying to keep us all virus-free—this campaign is so crucial that it’ll last until March 28, 2025. Now, if that’s not a commitment, I don’t know what is! “We will continue working hard,” she said, as though the rest of us were just taking a leisurely stroll through a park 🌳. Listen, running away from viruses is serious business!
Now, let’s throw some shiny spotlight on the health wizard himself, Rubén Galaviz Tristán, the Secretary of State Health. He’s strutting around, puffing up Mexico’s role as a world leader in vaccines because who doesn’t want that badge of honor? It’s like saying, “Guess what? We can hit our targets better than you can hit the top notes in a Mariah Carey song!” And let’s be honest, with winter approaching, a seasonal vaccination is basically your shield—a snow globe of safety if you will—against all the sniffling and sneezing. Who wants to be that person in the family who brings a cold to Thanksgiving dinner?
And it wouldn’t be a heartfelt gathering without the fluff. César Medina, the municipal president of Jesús María, took a moment to brush off the humble pie and thank the governor for, you know, caring about the folks. “It is an honor to have your presence today,” he gushed. This is politics at its finest, folks! The mayor practically turned into the town crier extolling the virtues of the governor’s attentiveness, which begs the question: does anyone ever thank the government for, say, fixing potholes with the same enthusiasm?
As if that wasn’t enough, we had a star-studded cast at the event! Names were thrown around like confetti: the Municipal DIF president, a couple of senators, local deputies—you name it! It was like the Oscars, but instead of glamorous gowns, they wore lab coats and had syringes in hand. Talk about a party!
A global vaccine leader. He emphasized that this campaign is kicking off just in time for the winter season—a time when infections love to party like it’s 1999!
To provide more insight into this vital initiative, we have a special Alex Reed today: Rubén Galaviz Tristán, Secretary of State Health. Welcome, Rubén!
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us, Rubén. Can you tell us more about the goals of this State Vaccination Campaign?
**Rubén Galaviz Tristán:** Absolutely! The primary goal of our campaign is to protect the most vulnerable groups in our community from serious infections like influenza, Covid-19, and pneumococcus. We’re particularly focused on vaccinating children from 6 to 59 months, pregnant women, older adults, those with pre-existing health conditions, and healthcare personnel.
**Interviewer:** It sounds like a comprehensive approach. What can people expect when they visit their local health centers to get vaccinated?
**Rubén Galaviz Tristán:** When individuals visit their nearest health centers, they will find trained medical personnel ready to administer vaccines in a safe and welcoming environment. We want to ensure that everyone, especially our vulnerable populations, feel comfortable and informed about the vaccination process.
**Interviewer:** Governor Tere Jiménez mentioned that this campaign will run until March 28, 2025. Why such an extended duration?
**Rubén Galaviz Tristán:** The extended duration allows us to continue monitoring and responding to the needs of our community, especially as we face different seasonal challenges each year. It ensures that we can maintain a steady flow of vaccines and provide protection as we navigate through ongoing health concerns.
**Interviewer:** With winter approaching, how important is it for the population to get vaccinated now?
**Rubén Galaviz Tristán:** It is incredibly important! Vaccination plays a key role in preventing outbreaks and hospitalizations during the winter months when respiratory infections are more prevalent. By getting vaccinated now, we can better protect ourselves and those around us.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Rubén, for sharing this vital information about the State Vaccination Campaign. We encourage everyone to take part and safeguard their health.
**Rubén Galaviz Tristán:** Thank you for having me! Together, we can ensure a healthier future for our community. Remember, protecting yourself means protecting those you love!
