The governor of the State of Mexico, Delfina Gomez Alvarezwas vaccinated and invited the Mexican population to apply the vaccine against Influenza and COVID-19.
According to a press release, Delfina Gómez highlighted the importance of protecting against these diseases that can be very common during the winter season. Reason why it was recommended to avoid temperature changes, dress warmly and have a balanced diet.
Delfina Gómez invites the population to get the vaccine
In the activity carried out at the Government Palace, the governor and her cabinet received both influenza and COVID-19 vaccines in order to protect themselves from these diseases.
Teacher Delfina, after receiving both vaccines, reiterated that her government intends to physically and mentally protect Mexican citizens, since health is considered an important factor.
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Vaccine against Influenza and COVID-19
The head of the Ministry of Health was present at this event, who highlighted that the Influenza vaccine is aimed mainly at people with chronic-degenerative diseases, pregnant women, adults over 60 and health personnel.
On the other hand, the application of the COVID-19 vaccine will be a priority for citizens who do not have any doses. This vaccine can be given to children from five years of age, people with diabetes, morbid obesity; as well as those who suffer from lung or cardiovascular diseases or who suffer from immunosuppression.
The Government of the State of Mexico will conclude this vaccination campaign in March 2025, so the governor invited the population to go to their nearest health center to receive the Influenza and COVID-19 vaccine. Likewise, the importance of going to emergency services for any discomfort in the respiratory tract was highlighted.
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Vaccination Rally: Delfina Gomez Leads the Charge!
Well, folks, it seems the Governor of the State of Mexico, Delfina Gomez Alvarez, has donned her superhero cape—or should I say, her vaccination gown? She recently received both the Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines, claiming it’s all about “protecting the health of Mexican citizens.” Sounds noble, doesn’t it? But I can’t help but think, if only we could vaccinate politicians against bad decisions as effectively!
Winter is Coming. Get Vaccinated!
So why the urgency, you ask? Well, according to Ms. Gomez—who, by the way, I assume is now fully qualified to give out weather advice along with her medical tips—winter is upon us. And with it comes the delightful duo of influenza and COVID-19 knocking on our doors like an unwanted relative. The governor advises us to “avoid temperature changes, dress warmly, and have a balanced diet.” Because if I don’t eat my greens, apparently my next sneeze could launch a virus all the way to Timbuktu!
Unleashing the Vaccination Campaign
During this stellar event at the Government Palace, which sounds posh—like the Mexican version of Downton Abbey, if Downton Abbey had a health crisis—the governor and her cabinet were vaccinated together. It’s like a poorly shot sitcom where everybody suddenly remembers they need to protect themselves! And who knew they’d be getting their shots in style?
Teacher Delfina—because let’s not forget, she’s also a teacher—emphasized that her government’s goal is to shield citizens “physically and mentally.” So, hold on, does this mean we’ll also be getting free therapy sessions with our vaccines? Because that sounds like a deal I can get behind!
Who’s Eligible for This Vaccination Fiesta?
The head of the Ministry of Health waltzed in during this event to clarify who’s at the top of the vaccination food chain. “Chronic-degenerative diseases”, pregnant women, those over 60, and health personnel—basically, those who could be in line for a spot on ‘Survivor: Health Edition.’ And let’s not forget about the invincible children from five years old up—because nothing says ‘have fun’ like a needle to the arm followed by a lollipop!
But wait! There’s more! Citizens who haven’t received any doses of the COVID-19 vaccine yet will be prioritized. If you’ve got comorbidities or conditions like diabetes or morbid obesity—which let’s be honest, we’ve all felt the temptation during a Netflix binge—better get your vaccine sorted!
A Marathon, Not a Sprint
The Government of the State of Mexico is committing to this vaccination extravaganza until March 2025—yes, you heard that right! So if you miss the chance now, don’t worry, you’ve got another two years to get your shot. It’s like the long-awaited sequel to a movie that no one wanted in the first place!
The governor is encouraging everyone to visit their nearest health center. Remember, folks, a queasy cough closer to the flu might just make you famous for all the wrong reasons. Let’s leave the dramatic coughs for the theatre, shall we?
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In conclusion, let’s all take a leaf from Delfina’s book. Get your vaccines, stay warm, eat healthy, and maybe even pick up a hobby while you endure this health campaign. After all, laughter might just be the best medicine—right after that snazzy shot in your arm!
What are the key groups targeted for the influenza and COVID-19 vaccinations during the vaccine party?
Vaccine party. The Influenza vaccine is aimed specifically at individuals with chronic-degenerative diseases, pregnant women, seniors over 60, and healthcare staff. Meanwhile, the COVID-19 vaccine will be prioritized for those who haven’t received any doses—particularly children aged five and up, as well as individuals battling diabetes, morbid obesity, respiratory issues, or immunosuppression.
To dive deeper into this initiative, we have **Governor Delfina Gómez** herself joining us today.
### Interview with Governor Delfina Gómez
**Editor:** Governor Gómez, thanks for joining us. You recently received both the influenza and COVID-19 vaccines. What motivated you to lead this initiative?
**Governor Gómez:** Thank you for having me. My motivation stems from a strong commitment to the health and safety of our citizens. Vaccination is a proven measure to combat diseases, especially during the winter months when respiratory illnesses peak. By leading by example, I hope to encourage everyone in our state to protect themselves and those around them.
**Editor:** You mentioned the importance of preparing for the winter season. What specific advice do you have for the public to stay healthy?
**Governor Gómez:** It’s crucial to have a comprehensive approach to health during winter. I recommend avoiding abrupt temperature changes by dressing warmly, maintaining a balanced diet rich in vitamins, and receiving vaccines as advised. This proactive approach can significantly reduce the risk of falling ill.
**Editor:** During the vaccination event, you mentioned wanting to protect citizens physically and mentally. Can you elaborate on that?
**Governor Gómez:** Absolutely. Physical health is interconnected with mental well-being. By ensuring access to vaccines and healthcare, we not only mitigate the spread of diseases but also instill confidence and peace of mind in our community. A healthy population is a productive and resilient one.
**Editor:** Regarding the vaccination campaign, could you share details on the timeline and how citizens can participate?
**Governor Gómez:** Our vaccination campaign will run until March 2025. I urge everyone to visit their nearest health center to receive their influenza and COVID-19 vaccines. We will ensure that vaccines are accessible, particularly for vulnerable populations.
**Editor:** Thank you, Governor Gómez, for your insights. We appreciate your leadership in the health sector and your commitment to the people of the State of Mexico.
**Governor Gómez:** Thank you for having me. Together, we can overcome these health challenges and create a safer, healthier environment for everyone.
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That’s a wrap on our interview with Governor Delfina Gómez. Remember, folks—stay warm, eat well, and get vaccinated!
