The Municipality of Enginheiro Coelho, through the Ministry of Health, announces Polio Vaccination Day. The initiative aims to vaccinate children aged from one year to less than 5 years with an oral dose of the vaccine, popularly known as the “small drop”, regardless of whether they have previously received the vaccine or not.
Campaign details:
date: Saturday, June 8th
localLocation: Vaccination room, Rua Pastor Octavio Shull 103, Centro
time: From 8 am to 4 pm
This is a unique opportunity for parents and guardians to follow up on their children’s vaccinations, ensuring protection against this dangerous disease. Vaccination is the best way to prevent and maintain the health of our children.
Importance of vaccination:
Polio, also known as polio, is a serious disease that can cause irreversible paralysis, especially of the lower extremities. Since 1994, Brazil has been free of the polio virus, but the Ministry of Health stresses the importance of vaccination to prevent the virus from returning to the country.
Message to parents:
It is essential that parents and guardians seize this opportunity to ensure their children are immunized. Vaccination is an act of love and care, and is essential to keeping our children healthy and protected. Don’t leave it for later! Come to the vaccination room on June 8th and contribute to a polio-free future.
Engenheiro Coelho City Council and Department of Health – together for a healthier and safer future for our children!
Communications Advisory Group of Enginheiro Coelho City Hall
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