They boosted hepatitis and tetanus vaccinations in communities affected by the frontal lobe system

Carolina Torres Pinto, O’Higgins Regional Health Officer, noted, “The Epidemiology Network made precautionary contact with the chiefs to make sure we have a vaccine because we know these events often put citizens in danger. Exposure to vaccines.” Risk of exposure to sewage. “

He added, “We have mobilized and verified that, where appropriate, vaccines are being used due to epidemiological risks. Closer, this is Seremia’s dependence.”

Likewise, the health authority noted that the conditions of the shelters set up in the area have also been reviewed, “We know that these spaces should have been set up in many communes; Testing water for human consumption to ensure it is in good condition and responds to needs as required by the Mayor and his technical team.”