From November 11 to 15, the State Health Secretariat will be applying vaccines against Influenza and Covid-19 in modules installed in shopping centers in Chihuahua. The agency invites the population to protect themselves against respiratory diseases, in addition to offering to complete vaccination schedules for minors.
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Vaccination points:
- Wednesday, November 13 and Thursday, November 14: Alsuper Riberas
- Friday, November 15: Also the horse
These days are part of the Winter Season Vaccination Campaign 2024with the aim of immunizing the population against respiratory diseases. Vaccines from the basic scheme will also be applied, You only need to bring the National Vaccination Card.
The most vulnerable population is adults over 60 years of age, pregnant women, and people with chronic illnesses.mainly when they are not controlled. The agency recalled that vaccines allow the immune system to develop defenses that attack viruses when they enter the body.
Vaccines are completely free and can also be accessed at the Health Centers, which are located in the different neighborhoods. If you do not know if your son or daughter needs to complete any schedule, you must go to the Health personnel carrying the National Vaccination Record.
Vaccination Wonderland: The Chihuahua Edition!
Hold onto your hats, folks! Between November 11th and 15th—the magical window where the health wizards of the State Health Secretariat will be rolling into shopping centers across Chihuahua with their potion of hope, better known as vaccines against Influenza and Covid-19. Yes, you heard it right! It’s like a shopping spree, but instead of new shoes, you’re walking away with immunity to nasty bugs! Who knew shopping could be so life-saving?
Now, I’m not saying you should ignore that shiny new gadget you’ve been eyeing, but let’s chat about something that truly matters: the Winter Season Vaccination Campaign 2024! A campaign where your only ticket is your National Vaccination Card. No strings attached—just good ol’ fashioned protection against those respiratory foul plays!
Vaccination Points: Where to Get Armed Against Germs
- Wednesday, November 13 and Thursday, November 14: The illustrious Alsuper Riberas—also known as the ‘Germ-Free Zone’!
- Friday, November 15: Strut on over to Also the Horse. Think of it as the final showdown—cowboys and vaccines!
If you’re scratching your head wondering if your little ones need some jab love, fret not! Just bring along the National Vaccination Record, the magical scroll that holds all the secrets!
Who Are We Really Saving Here?
Now let’s get real for a sec! The most vulnerable groups deserve our attention: adults over 60, pregnant women, and those juggling chronic illnesses like some twisted circus act. If you fall into any of these categories, we’re practically rolling out the red carpet for you! And remember—vaccines train your immune system to smash viruses like a piñata at a child’s birthday party. It’s time to arm yourself and fight back!
Don’t Forget: Vaccines Are FREE!
Yes, you heard it! Free as a bird! Fly on over to any of the Health Centers scattered throughout your neighborhoods. Don’t be shy; no one bites (except potentially the occasional mosquito). If you’re like, “What’s happening with my kid’s vaccination schedule?”, go bother a health professional. They love that kind of stuff!
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Wrapping It Up!
So, mark your calendars, sharpen those vaccination cards, and let’s get this party started! The State Health Secretariat is throwing a bash in Chihuahua, and the entry fee is just a pinch of your time. Vaccines protect—no cape necessary!
Here’s to a healthy winter, everyone! Now, go get that jab and then maybe a donut to celebrate? Or is it just me?
**Interview with Dr. Maria Gonzalez, Public Health Official with the State Health Secretariat, on the Upcoming Vaccination Campaign in Chihuahua**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us, Dr. Gonzalez! We’re excited to hear about the upcoming vaccination campaign in Chihuahua. Can you tell us what prompted this initiative?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Thank you for having me! This campaign, taking place from November 11 to 15, is part of our Winter Season Vaccination Campaign 2024. We want to ensure our community is protected against respiratory diseases like Influenza and Covid-19, especially as we enter the colder months when these illnesses tend to spike.
**Interviewer:** That sounds incredibly important! Can you walk us through where people can get vaccinated during this campaign?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Absolutely! We will be setting up vaccination modules in two popular shopping centers. On November 13 and 14, you can visit the **Alsuper Riberas**, and on November 15, our team will be at **Also the Horse**. These are convenient locations to help everyone get vaccinated while they shop.
**Interviewer:** Good to know! Is there a specific demographic that you are especially encouraging to come and get vaccinated?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Yes, we particularly want to reach vulnerable populations, including adults over 60 years of age, pregnant women, and individuals with chronic health conditions. These groups are at a higher risk for severe complications from respiratory illnesses, so it’s crucial they take this step to protect themselves.
**Interviewer:** It’s great that these vaccines are available for free. Is there anything people should prepare before coming in?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Yes! We ask that individuals bring their National Vaccination Card. It helps us ensure people receive the appropriate vaccines and complete any necessary vaccination schedules, especially for children. If parents are unsure about their child’s vaccination status, they can check with our health personnel at the site.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned that these vaccines support the immune system. Can you elaborate on that?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Certainly! Vaccines are designed to help the immune system recognize and fight off specific viruses. When vaccinated, the body develops defenses, which can significantly reduce the risk of infection or severe illness if exposed to these viruses later on.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Dr. Gonzalez. This sounds like a vital initiative for the community. Is there anything else you’d like to add?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** I’d just like to remind everyone that these vaccines are also available at local health centers for those who might not be able to visit the shopping centers. Protecting our community’s health is a collective effort, and I encourage everyone to take advantage of this opportunity.
**Interviewer:** Thank you so much for your time, Dr. Gonzalez, and for all the valuable information about this vaccination campaign!
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Thank you for having me! Stay healthy, everyone!