In the heart of Kongo-Central, an unprecedented mobilization is taking place to fight against diseases that can be prevented by vaccination. The deployment of teams of vaccinators has taken off under the leadership of the provincial Minister of Health, Doctor Ovide Yobila. As of November 19, the targeted health zones have opened their doors to this vaccination campaign, aimed at countering yellow fever, measles, polio and tetanus.
This vast movement, scheduled to extend from November 25 to December 5, embodies a real breath of hope for the local population. By targeting people aged 9 to 60 and concentrating its efforts on twenty health zones particularly affected by these diseases, Kongo-Central is showing its determination to protect its inhabitants from health risks.
Doctor Ovide Yobila, as the true spokesperson for this campaign, urges the population to take ownership of this preventive approach. He emphasizes the importance of strengthening collective immunity to reduce the spread of these diseases and limit their harmful consequences. An invitation to individual and collective responsibility, a plea for strengthened public health.
Faced with crucial public health issues, this vaccination campaign has a major public utility dimension. It embodies a real protection and prevention initiative, guaranteeing equitable access to quality care for all citizens of Kongo-Central.
In conclusion, this exemplary mobilization in favor of vaccination demonstrates the provincial authorities’ resolute commitment to the health and well-being of their population. An approach to be welcomed, supported and encouraged, to build together a healthier and safer future for all.