Colombia’s president Duque announces the end of the health emergency by COVID-19 in July
Iván Duque, Colombia’s President, declared on Tuesday that the COVID-19 pandemic-related health emergency measures would be repealed as of July 1. In a speech from the Casa de Nariño, Duque emphasized that because a significant portion of the population has been immunized, the action will no longer be necessary. “On...
Read moreCOVID-19 cases upsurging in Columbia – Experts recommend masks, vaccinations, and social distancing
In light of the rising number of infections in the country, Dr. Carlos Lvarez, an infectious disease specialist and Colombian delegate to the WHO for COVID-19 investigations, advised residents to reintroduce self-care and use booster dosages. “As much as possible,” Alvarez said, “the person should maintain self-care by isolating themselves;...
Read more“We’ve been preparing for another epidemic,” says the researcher Fernando Ruiz
Ruiz is a member of the Colombian team at the meeting and hopes to discuss his country’s difficulty coping with the epidemic, during which Colombia has done rather well. “The next breakout is just around the corner.” Officials from the White House insist that the disagreement over the invite list...
Read moreUSA Aids Colombia as The Nation Fights COVID Back
Colombia received a major supply of covid-19 vaccinations from the US administration on Saturday, according to the Department of Health and Social Security. Germán Escobar, Deputy Head of Health Research and Rendering of Facilities, verified this, explaining that it is the product of the diplomatic agenda and the two countries’...
Read moreColombia Targets Third Dosage For Kids Under 17
The Administration has given a green light for a third dosage of the Pfizer vaccine for coronavirus to be administered in Colombia to citizens aged 11 – 17 years old, as per Health minister Fernando Ruiz. The fund manager declared this from the consolidated command center in Cartagena, where he...
Read moreMore than Eighty Percent of cItizens have only one anti-covid-19 Immunization
These data were recently released in a new study from the National Vaccination Plan against Coronavirus. According to Colombia’s latest vaccination schedule, 83.3 percent of Colombians now have only one dosage of the various coronavirus vaccinations, indicating that 42,452,124 people have visited vaccination locations and received a first or solitary...
Read moreCompare the amount: Colombia has administered close to 85 million dosages versus COVID-19
Although 84,821,665 dosages have been administered in Colombia, the advancement of the National Vaccination Plan against COVID-19 exhibits significant and noteworthy improvements. This was stated by Gersón Bermont, the head of Preventive care, at the Unified Command Center, who also revealed that 438,546 individuals had already received their second full...
Read moreFor the past seven days, the median amount of new illnesses recorded in Colombia has been steadily growing
COVID In Colombia, 19 illnesses are on the rise, with an average of 807 new cases reported each day. That’s only 3% of the peak, which occurred on June 28, when the greatest daily mean was recorded. Since the outbreak began, the country has seen 6,109,105 illnesses and 139,867 coronavirus-related deaths. Colombia...
Read moreColombia has its own anti-covid-19 vaccination.
They developed the first vaccination against covid-19 in Colombia with a team of about 25 persons directed by Manuel Elkin Patarroyo, researcher, director, and head of the Colombian Immunology Institute Foundation (FIDIC). The vaccine, that has already cleared the testing stage, will be known as SM-COLSARSPROT and will be produced...
Read moreColombia reports the first occurrence of “mysterious” acute hepatitis
Institute For Health And care confirms the first case of acute hepatitis of unclear aetiology amongst hundreds of worldwide prevalence. The “unidentified origin” liver illness first appeared in the UK in April. 33 nations have strange sicknesses. WHO is investigating 650 cases globally. A 2-year-old in Colombia displayed symptoms six...
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