People-Animals-Nature requested an urgent meeting with the regional health secretary, so that “her recent statements in which she considered the numbers of vaccinated children to be unimaginable and unacceptable, and blamed them for being a ‘reservoir of disease’, make clear that unvaccinated people and their parents They are not responsible.”
Pan Madeira understands that the authoritarian way in which the regional government manages the vaccination of children aged 5-11 can be “included in a guide to what policy makers and health authorities should not do, if they want clear communication and efficacy in contrast to what has been done.” Whether by doctors or by specialized and scientific associations that have made their arguments for or against vaccinating children.”
We live in a health crisis in our lives, the epidemiological situation is serious, we all know, especially with the natural doubts due to the lack of knowledge that accompanies it and that has led to many opinions of sometimes contradictory solutions, for which the government has not escaped. The regional health minister, not being proactive in the measures that should be taken to combat this scourge, gave us an additional excuse and other culprits – “irresponsible” young children aged 5-11 and their parents. Leave the question of who will be the next comet in the air.
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Parents should listen to “scratch” and obey a “confused” secretary or follow experts and consider that “there is no rush to vaccinate in this age group, until there is more evidence of efficacy and safety, even because of the preliminary data that exists to suggest that this vaccine is not Too good for this alternative,” PAN asks.
The party sees the government official “reporting that political health in Madeira is in disarray”, nevertheless leaving a compliment to health workers, the “real heroes of this crisis”.
The regional government aims to achieve group immunity. And he does everything for her to get him, because he dined here, inaugurated there, kisses there and there, while they give us some scratches as if we were all irresponsible. Today people are dying in Madeira because the regional government allowed the epidemic to get out of control and did not take proactive measures to control it.
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