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The Campinas Health Department (SP) has canceled the dengue vaccine application schedule scheduled for Saturday (13) and changed the opening schedule of 10 health centers that will treat patients with symptoms of the disease.
According to the Ministry of Health, the cancellation of the application of dengue vaccines on Saturday and the reduction of the operating time of the 10 health centers are in order to “improve the influenza vaccination campaign.”
🚨But it is important to remember: Dengue vaccination will resume on Monday (15) in all health centers in the city.
Check below the health units that will enjoy expanded services:
This is the fourth weekend with a special scheme to help residents and includes new and returning cases.
In addition to the health centres, the municipal laboratory will also be open on Saturday, ready to receive test samples and facilitate health procedures.
⌚ New working hours
Eight centers will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.:
- Beautiful field
- Aurelia
- Valencia
- Saint Quirinus
- DIC I
- Saint Lucia
- Florence
- Happy view
Two others are open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.:
💉D-Day influenza vaccination
Also on Saturday (13), starting at 8 am, the ten health centers will offer vaccines:
- Influenza: Doses are directed to priority groups.
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