State of Mexico Intensifies Vaccination efforts Against Influenza and COVID-19
toluca, Méx.—The State of Mexico has made significant strides in its vaccination campaign against influenza and COVID-19, administering over 2.3 million doses sence the initiative began on October 15, 2024.The campaign,which will continue until March 28,2025,has been a collaborative effort led by the Ministry of Health,ensuring free and safe access to vaccines for all residents.
The Intensive Winter Vaccination Campaign, a pivotal phase of this effort, ran from November 4 to December 31, 2024.During this period, the cold network was mobilized, utilizing radio dialog equipment, public address systems, and a dedicated team of health professionals to reach communities across the state.
Secretary of Health Macarena Montoya Olvera highlighted the scale of the operation, stating, “for this intensive campaign, the vaccination brigades traveled simultaneously to 700 locations in the municipalities of the State of Mexico.” The initiative was supported by 2,294 Health Brigades and a team of 3,572 professionals, including Vaccinators, Primary Health Care Technicians (TAPS), and Health Caregivers.
The campaign’s success has been driven by its comprehensive approach, which includes house-to-house visits and the vaccination of all age groups. Montoya Olvera emphasized the importance of community participation, urging the Mexican population to take advantage of the free and safe vaccines. “Biologicals are safe and free,they save lives,strengthen the health of communities,and reduce complications of chronic and degenerative conditions,” she added.
Key Highlights of the Vaccination Campaign
| Aspect | Details |
|————————–|—————————————————————————–|
| Campaign Duration | October 15, 2024 – March 28, 2025 |
| Intensive Phase | November 4 – December 31, 2024 |
| Doses Administered | 2,385,877 |
| Locations Covered | 700 municipalities |
| Health Professionals | 3,572 (including Vaccinators, TAPS, and Health Caregivers) |
| Brigades Deployed | 2,294 |
The State of Mexico’s vaccination campaign is a testament to the power of coordinated public health efforts. By leveraging technology, mobilizing skilled professionals, and engaging communities, the initiative has not only protected individuals but also strengthened the overall health infrastructure.As the campaign continues, residents are encouraged to participate actively, ensuring that the benefits of vaccination reach every corner of the state. For more information on the similarities and differences between Influenza and COVID-19, visit this resource.The State of Mexico’s commitment to public health serves as a model for other regions, demonstrating that with determination and collaboration, even the moast daunting challenges can be overcome.
