Availability of Anti-Rabies Vaccines in Zapotlán El Grande, Jalisco: Contrasting Perspectives

Despite claims from Zapotlán El Grande and other municipalities in the Southern Region that they do not have access to anti-rabies vaccines, the Jalisco Health Secretariat (SSJ) has stated that there are indeed doses available for the disease. The Veterinary Clinic for Small and Large Species at the University Center of the South (CuSur) has confirmed that they have received anti-rabies vaccines from the SSJ. However, the Secretary of Health of Jalisco, Fernando Petersen Aranguren, has emphasized that the vaccine is available in all municipalities and that constant vaccination campaigns are being carried out.

Petersen Aranguren also mentioned that in 2023, they aim to surpass the goal of administering 700 thousand vaccines, which was achieved in 2022. Additionally, he stressed the importance of effective management with the municipalities to conduct sterilization campaigns and prevent the proliferation of street dogs, which can contribute to an increase in rabies cases.

Guillermo Tovar, a journalism graduate from the CUSur of the University of Guadalajara, has provided coverage on various topics including health, education, sports, and social issues for media outlets such as El Suspicaz, Letra Fría, and MisurTV.

(Source: Special)

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Title: Availability of Anti-Rabies Vaccines in Jalisco Region

Despite Claims, Jalisco Health Secretariat Confirms Availability of Anti-Rabies Vaccines

Zapotlán El Grande and other municipalities in the Southern Region have recently claimed a lack of access to anti-rabies vaccines. However, the Jalisco Health Secretariat (SSJ) has countered these claims, stating that there are indeed doses available to combat the disease. The Veterinary Clinic for Small and Large Species at the University Center of the South (CuSur) has also confirmed receiving anti-rabies vaccines from the SSJ. It is worth noting that the Secretary of Health of Jalisco, Fernando Petersen Aranguren, has emphasized that the vaccine is available in all municipalities, and constant vaccination campaigns are being carried out.

In his statement, Petersen Aranguren further highlighted the ambitious target of surpassing the administration of 700 thousand anti-rabies vaccines in 2023, a number that was achieved in 2022. The Secretary of Health stressed the significance of effective collaboration with the municipalities to conduct sterilization campaigns and prevent the proliferation of street dogs. Controlling the street dog population is crucial to reducing the risk of rabies cases.

Guillermo Tovar, a journalism graduate from the University Center of the South (CUSur) at the University of Guadalajara, has provided extensive coverage on various topics, including health, education, sports, and social issues. His work has been featured in reputable media outlets such as El Suspicaz, Letra Fría, and MisurTV.

(Source: Special)

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