The mayor highlighted the importance of having complete vaccination schedules. He also emphasized the scope of the “Relevar” Project that is being implemented in different sectors of the city.
During this Tuesday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the vaccination day held in front of the Concordia Municipality as part of Vaccination Week in the Americas and World Immunization Week.
First, the Mayor, who was accompanied by the Secretaries of Health Diego Sauré and Human Development Sebastián Arístide, highlighted the importance of all people having complete vaccination schedules and invited the community to visit the different Health Centers throughout this week to check which vaccines they are missing and receive those they do not have.
On the other hand, he highlighted the work being carried out with different areas of the Municipality through the “Relevar” Project, where, among other actions, they are working with a vaccination program “because deficiencies have been detected in that regard.”
“We have a presence in different neighborhoods, going out into the streets with the Municipality's structure to carry out comprehensive approaches with the presence of different professionals and areas such as Culture, Education, and Sports. We are currently in the northwest area, but the goal is to cover the entire city,” stated Azcué.
The vaccination day held in front of the Municipality featured the participation of the Epidemiology area of the Masvernat Hospital, the Secretariat of Human Development, and the Secretariat of Health.