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Government of Miranda treated more than 93,000 patients during health days during 2024 (+Charallave)

A few hours before the end of 2024, by orders of Mayor Marte, more than 5,300 medicines and supplies were provided to health centers with 24-hour care
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Published at: 04/01/2025 02:50 PM

The Bolivarian Government of Miranda State, specifically of the Cristóbal Rojas municipality, provided medical care to 93,280 patients, during the year 2024, through various health activities organized by the National Executive at its three levels.

The municipality's single health authority, Angélica Rodríguez, reported that 86 health days were held, distributed in 59 of comprehensive community care, and 24 of the “Health Goes to School” program.

In this regard, it became known that during these days, medical and nutrition checks, delivery of medicines, dietary supplements and technical aids, vaccination, social security records and inquiries, barbershop and hairdressing services, dance therapy and other activities were carried out.

While the Health Goes to School program, more than 6 thousand people were treated with almost 25 thousand medicines delivered.

Rodríguez pointed out that over the year, more than 420,000 drugs were delivered through different programs of the Bolivarian Government, and 1,208 vaccines were applied, including prevention against yellow fever, toxoid and vitamins.

Among the outstanding programs are “More Years + Love”, which benefited more than 24,000 older adults with more than 139,000 medicines and technical aids, and “Humanized Childbirth”, which supported 1,873 pregnant women with the delivery of more than 25,000 medications.

In addition, 550 transfers were carried out through the ambulance system in collaboration with the Civil Protection Corps, which helped to reduce deaths in the municipality.

In addition, it became known that a few hours before the end of 2024, by orders of Mayor Marte, more than 5,300 medications and supplies were provided to health centers with 24-hour care, such as the Mamá Pancha CDI, the Dr. José Ramón Figuera Popular Clinic, and the Emergency Emergency Unit, to be prepared for any eventuality that may arise.

Mazo News Team