Migrant mobility center in San Sebastian Totela, in the Central Valley region of San Sebastian Totela Oaxacamore than 700 migrants suffered from influenza, dehydration, dengue fever and diarrheal diseases.
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They treated pregnant women with minor complications and provided medicine to immigrants with chronic degenerative diseases.Raúl Cervantes Chief Physician Ministry of Health Immigration Medical TeamAccording to the report, within three weeks, women, men and minors of African and Asian descent from Venezuela, Nicaragua, Haiti, Cuba, Colombia, Peru and other countries were detected.
“We’ve treated serious emergencies due to flu and dehydration, as well as three to four pregnant women and patients with fractures, but none due to hepatitis.”
Doctors report that 7 out of 10 migrants crossing the border suffer from acute dehydration, in addition to anemia and mild symptoms of dengue fever.
The mobile clinic is equipped with resuscitation equipment, anti-shock equipment, delivery and caesarean section equipment, a first aid kit for minor surgeries and two boxes of medicines.
to Immigration Mobility Center Donations of food and clothing from selfless civic organizations and humanitarian foundations have been delivered.
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