Sao Paulo has a weekend with the vaccination against four diseases – Metro World News Brasil

Until 7 p.m. today (9), outpatient medical assistance (AMAs) / integrated basic health units (UBSs) in the capital of São Paulo will provide vaccinations against COVID-19influenza, measles and polio.

Tomorrow (10), vaccination against coronavirus and influenza will take place in the parks of Buenos Aires (Central Region), Carmo Vila Lobos (Western Region), Independencia (Southern Region), Siret (Eastern Region) and Youth. From eight in the morning until five in the evening. Avenida Paulista will also have a vaccination tent at No. 52.

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The vaccine against COVID-19 is available for children from 5 years of age, adolescents and adults for the first, second and additional doses. Influenza vaccination is for people over the age of 60 and health workers.

Measles shots will be given to children between the ages of six months and five years, as well as health professionals born after 1960. Polio vaccination is available for children under five, if the vaccination history or vaccination schedule is incomplete. Travelers, migrants and refugees from endemic or outbreak countries can also receive the doses.

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Corona virus cases

The number of people infected with Covid-19 reached 30123,963 cases. As of Friday, 30,212 cases of the disease have been recorded. As of yesterday, the Ministry of Health dashboard recorded 30,093,751 accumulated cases.

The number of cases being monitored for covid-19 has reached 461,471. The term is given to designate cases reported in the last 14 days that have not been discharged and have not progressed to death.

Total deaths from complications associated with covid-19 reached 661,122. Between yesterday and today, 149 new deaths were reported. Yesterday, the Epidemic Information System counted 660,973 deaths.

There are still 3,099 deaths under investigation. The deaths under investigation occur because there are cases in which the patient has died, but the investigation if the cause is Covid-19 requires further examinations and procedures.

As of yesterday, 29,001,370 people have recovered from Covid-19