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Dennis A. Jones / metro PR / file
“They are in the process of containment,” the government epidemiologist said.
By metro PR
Tuesday, November 16, 2021 at 07:06
Dennis A. Jones / metro PR / file
A day after Governor Pedro Berluese announced the new executive order to manage the COVID-19 coronavirus, the Department of Health is awaiting more than a dozen outbreaks in schools.
As the government’s chief epidemiologist, Melissa Marzan, has explained, everyone is “in conflict.”
“At the moment we have 12 active outbreaks in schools. There are in Caguas, Humacao and other municipalities. They are all in containment,” the official said in an interview with Radio Isla.
The governor indicated yesterday that vaccination for students over the age of 12 will be mandatory, and students between the ages of 5 and 11 will have to take the vaccination face-to-face.
🚨 “We now have 12 active outbreaks in schools. They are in Caguas, Humacao and other municipalities. Everyone is in containment” explains Dr. Marzan in Tweet embed
– Julio Rivera – Saniel (@riverasaniel) November 16, 2021
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