This Wednesday, Tarazona experiences first day in more than two weeks with no new gastroenteritis cases recorded. The Director of Public Health has stated this, Nuria GayanAlthough it is prudent to point out that the epidemic curve is in a downward phase. According to data from the Aragonese government this Tuesday afternoon, The total number of infected people reaches 468while analyzing and continuing to impose restrictions on different sections of the Quails River.
In these cases, a decrease in the infection curve is normal and is a response to common behavior of water infections.According to Nuria Gayán. And, after the first wave of cases declined, restrictions and the distribution of bottled water have stemmed the outbreak, which has moved on to a second stage of spread through person-to-person contact. “Corner ends are rarely smooth” Gayan said, for the same reason.
Under any circumstances, The director-general does not dare to predict whether the case will not be filed this Thursday. “It’s been very difficult,” he said, even though they knew this week was supposed to be spent “getting a lot of data” and analyzing it, cleaning it and installing new equipment at the municipal warehouse.
on the one hand, Qualls division is underwayin cooperation with the National Guard and the Ebro Hydrographic Federation, but has been evaluated Introducing the Ministry of Health’s plan to combat antiprotozoa. Gayan explained that one of these was ultimately discarded because adapting it to Cryptosporidium was “very difficult” since it was actually intended to treat COVID-19, and along the same lines, conversations continued about deploying another. Pathogens in wastewater.