Abdala vaccine is safe: González Mireles – Page 24

“There is no reason to trust”

Published by Benny Díaz

“Abdala vaccine is safe and people should trust it and apply it to protect themselves from COVID, we need to continue with the scheme to get reinforcements every year and those may have other data who say it’s not reliable, but the Cuban doctors are among the best in the world and that’s a fact,” said deputy head Rodrigo Iván González Mireles, who is part of the Health Commission.

He confirmed that this year the health department will only use the biological product of this brand and insisted that there is no reason to trust it, and he even said that he had been a subject to a negative campaign without scientific foundations.

Dengue

On another matter, the legislator said that he is seeking meetings with officials in the health department in Aguascalientes, to find out what the real situation is regarding dengue, because he is aware that there is concern among citizens in eastern colonies as to contagion, as there are conditions. for the reproduction of mosquitoes, which are transmitters.

“We are going to see if it is possible to do fumigation and for that we will also seek coordination with the municipal health institutions, because we must look not only at the situation in the capital, as I tell you, I know that. in the east there is concern from the citizens, but we need to know how it is in the state. “

This is also due to the College of Surgeons asking for a warning to be issued due to the hundreds of infections found this year and there could be more, these are just the h -officials who are in the statistics because they are the ones who register the IMSS, ISSSTE and the state health laboratory.

“If necessary, an information campaign must be carried out for citizens so that they know how to protect themselves, because there are those who are poor and marginalized who do not have adequate access to protection information.”

Finally, González Mireles pointed out the program of the federal government to employ health workers to regularly visit the elderly and people with disabilities in their homes, thus controlling the diseases they suffer from, and in this way reducing the workload in IMSS and ISSSTE clinics and hospitals, “so that the population that can serve them has better care.”