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Vaccination in Bogotá

Vaccination in Bogotá

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With this update, the total number of deaths in the country amounts to 139,037.

According to the report of the Ministry of Health of this Saturday, March 5, 2022, 1,191 new cases of covid-19 were reported in Colombia in the last hours. This, after 15,734 tests were processed (8,740 for PCR and 6,994 for antigens).

(Keep reading: Tips to remove the mask in open spaces and continue taking care of yourself)

In the country, to date, 33,325,965 tests have been processed. Thus, Colombia reaches 6,070,616 confirmed cases of coronavirus since the pandemic began, in March 2020.

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On the other hand, the report accounts for 53 more deaths from the virus. With this update, the total number of deaths in Colombia amounts to 139,037.

The report also shows that, in total, there are 10,381 cases that remain active in Colombia.

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In the last 24 hours, in addition, 1,614 recovered patients were reported. Thus, there are already 5,899,197 patients who have overcome covid-19 in the country to date.

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Vaccination pilot plan in educational institutions of MedellÃn.

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Vaccination pilot plan in educational institutions of Medellin.

According to the Ministry of Health, there are currently 10,905 cases that remain active.

According to the report of the Ministry of Health of this Friday, March 4, 2022, 1,351 new cases of covid-19 were reported in Colombia in the last hours. This, after 28,506 tests were processed (12,044 PCR and 16,462 antigen tests).

(Also read: Despite low numbers of covid-19, omicron subvariant causes uncertainty)

In the country, to date, 33,310,231 tests have been processed. Thus, Colombia reaches 6,069,425 confirmed cases of coronavirus since the pandemic began, in March 2020.

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On the other hand, the report accounts for 45 more deaths from the virus. With this update, the total number of deaths in Colombia amounts to 138,984.

The report also shows that, in total, there are 10,905 cases that remain active in Colombia.

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In the last 24 hours, in addition, 1,703 recovered patients were reported. Thus, there are already 5,897,583 patients who have overcome covid-19 in the country to date.

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According to the report from the Ministry of Health this Thursday, February 17, 4,013 new cases of covid-19 were reported in Colombia, a lower figure than that presented this Wednesday, which accounted for 4,142. This, after 39,020 tests were processed (15,575 for PCR and 23,445 for antigens).

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In the country, to date, 32,868,692 tests have been processed. Thus, Colombia reaches 6,035,143 confirmed cases of coronavirus since the pandemic began, in March 2020.

(Also read: Until when will face masks be used in closed spaces?)

On the other hand, the report accounts for 147 more deaths from the virus, the same number that was recorded on Wednesday. With this update, the total number of deaths in Colombia amounts to 137,733.

In the last 24 hours, in addition, 4,629 recovered patients were reported. Thus, there are already 5,852,934 patients who have overcome covid-19 in the country to date.

(Keep reading: Is it true that covid-19 vaccines contain metals?)

In total, there are 23,445 cases that remain active in Colombia against the 24,255 reported this Wednesday.

The figures of the National Vaccination Plan

As for the progress of the National Vaccination Plan, the health authority reported that, with a cutoff at 11:59 p.m. on February 14, 75,320,803 doses of the covid-19 vaccine have been applied in the country. Of that figure, 34,971,831 correspond to the first dose; 26,891,978, to second dose; 7,426,279, to booster doses, and 6,030,715 are from the single-dose vaccine.

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In colombia, 32,922,693 people already have the complete vaccination schedule.

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According to the report of the Ministry of Health on Wednesday, February 16, 4,142 new cases of covid-19 were reported in Colombia, a slight increase in the figure compared to that registered this Tuesday, which registered 3,731. This, after 35,659 tests were processed (13,654 for PCR and 22,005 for antigens).

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In the country, to date, 32,829,672 tests have been processed. Thus, Colombia reaches 6,031,130 confirmed coronavirus cases since the pandemic began in March 2020.

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On the other hand, the report accounts for 147 more deaths from the virus compared to the 138 that were registered on Tuesday. With this update, the total number of deaths in Colombia amounts to 137,586.

In the last 24 hours, in addition, 3,646 recovered patients were reported. Thus, there are already 5,848,305 patients who to date have overcome covid-19 in the country.

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In total they are 24,255 cases that remain active in Colombia.

Figures from the National Vaccination Plan

As for the progress of National Vaccination Planthe health authority reported that, with a cutoff at 11:59 pm on February 14, 75,086,726 doses of the covid-19 vaccine. Of that figure, 34,943,730 correspond to the first dose; 26,834,675, second dose; 7,292,101, to booster doses, and 6,016,220 are from the single dose vaccine.

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In colombia, 32,850,895 people already have the complete vaccination schedule.

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This Tuesday, 34,380 coronavirus infections have been reported, one of the lowest figures since mid-December when the omicron variant was already beginning to increase the number of positives. The number of deaths remains high, 310 more since yesterday, and hospital pressure continues to decline.

Coronavirus infections drop to mid-December figures and 310 more deaths


Several people wait their turn at the WiZink Center to get vaccinated without an appointment. EFE/Miguel Osés

The sixth wave has been the one with the highest number of infections since December. On Thursday, January 13, the daily record for positives was reached, 179,125.

It did not drop below 35,000 daily since Friday, December 17, when more than 33,000 were reported and from then on the rise of the wave was more evident due to the effect of the omicron variant

Since the start of the pandemic, the Ministry of Health has recorded 10,707,286 coronavirus infections in Spain.

The positivity rate of diagnostic tests continues to drop to 26.85% (27.66 yesterday).

The incidence: More than 100 points down

The cumulative incidence 14 days later it falls 102 points from yesterday to 1,142 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

Most regions are in the decline phase and between 1,000 and 2,000 cases per 100,000. Those with the highest incidence are Galicia (1,790); Murcia (1,669); Valencia (1,605) and Cantabria (1,602).

At the other extreme, below 1,000, Andalusia stands out with 511 cases; Canary Islands with 544; Melilla with 776; Madrid with 835 cases, Castilla-La Mancha with 859 and Ceuta with 906, according to data released this Tuesday by the Ministry of Health.

For age bracketsthe incidence falls in all groups and for the first time in weeks that of those under 11 years of age, whose incidence has skyrocketed in this sixth wave as they are not yet largely vaccinated, is placed behind those between 12 and 19 years with an incidence of 1,604 versus 1,676.

Deaths: 310 more

On the other hand, deaths continue to show high figures in part due to the delay of some communities in providing the data.

Yesterday the highest number of deaths was recorded after a weekend of this sixth wave, 601. And this Tuesday there are 301 more deaths.

The total number of deaths from this pandemic since records are available is 96,906 (9,989 in the sixth wave that began on October 14) and the lethality is 0.9%.

Lower blood pressure in hospitals

The ICUs are at 15.6% bed occupancy with 1,459 patients, 63 fewer since yesterday.

Above the very high risk of occupation (25%) are still the critical units of Catalonia (30.2%) and Aragon (26.2%).

In Spanish hospitals, on the ward and ICU, there are 11,438 covid patients (9.2% occupancy), 732 fewer patients than yesterday.

Hospital discharges (1,632) exceed admissions (1,027).

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In total there are 38,385,465 citizens, 91% of the population over 12 years of age, with the full schedule of the covid vaccine.

In addition, 23.3 million people have already received the booster dose, 78.3% of those over 40 years of age, 38.2% of those between 30 and 39 years of age and 27.5% of those between 20 and 29. years.

56.4% of children aged 5 to 11 years (1.8 million out of 3.2 million) have received the first dose of the vaccine since the campaign began on December 15 and the first are already being inoculated with the second doses after the 8-week interval.

Chlamydia and gonococcus are the most frequent sexually transmitted infections in adolescents, one of the few population groups worldwide in which a decrease in new HIV diagnoses has not been achieved.

They also point out that more than 50% of minors between the ages of 14 and 17 regularly consume porn on the internet and consider that the role of paediatricians, family members and educational centers is crucial to guarantee responsible sexual behavior among the youngest.

The incidence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) follows an upward trend in practically all population groups, including adolescents.

According to the latest report from the National Epidemiology Center, between 2016 and 2019 the incidence of gonococcus, chlamydia and syphilis has doubled in young people aged 15 to 19 in Spain.

A worrying reality that pediatricians warn of coinciding with the European Day of Sexual Healthwhich is commemorated every February 14.

for the doctor Cristina Epalza Ibarrondomember of the working group on HIV and sexually transmitted diseases of the Spanish Society of Pediatric Infectious Diseases (SEIP), the data “are especially alarming” in other sexually transmitted infections without a cure today, such as HIV infection.

According to this specialist, adolescents constitute one of the few population groups worldwide in which a decrease in new diagnoses has not been achieved. In them also, late diagnosis is a worrying reality that already affects 30 percent.

Leaving aside the human papillomavirus, which is the most prevalent sexually transmitted infection worldwide – and whose prevalence is estimated to be between 50% and 60% in the first two years after the start of sexual intercourse -, the most common sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) in adolescents are chlamydia and gonococcus.

Epalza points out that around 30% of chlamydia diagnoses and 25% of gonococcus correspond to young people under 19 years of age, in the United States, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). , for its acronym in English).

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Teenagers demonstrate for “real sex education” outside Parliament in London, UK in 2012/Andy Rain

Sexual health and adolescents

For pediatricians it is clear that the esexual education is the pending issue of the health system and schools.

One aspect that worries pediatricians is how little is said about STIs and sexual health among adolescents, taking into account that the age of onset of sexual relations decreases more and more and access to inappropriate sexual content increases.

As the doctor explains Talia Sainz Costaa pediatrician specializing in Infectious and Tropical Diseases and a member of the SEIP, adolescents, who are more vulnerable and easily influenced, “receive sexual references that do not favor global sexual education, where respect for themselves and others is transmitted.”

In this sense and according to Félix Notario, president of the Spanish Society of Adolescent Medicine (SEMA), more than 50% of adolescents between 14 and 17 years old regularly watch porn on the internet.

Something that familiarizes them with risk practices and contributes to a decontextualization of sexuality:

“Adolescents have more information than ever, but between their knowledge and their behavior there is a great contradiction. They lack legitimate information from family, school and health professionals, they do not feel comfortable talking about sexuality with their environment and this does not favor responsible behavior”.

Risky sexual behaviors not only cause an increase in STIs, but also unwanted pregnanciesabuse and frustration in relationships.

For this reason, and taking into account that sexual health forms an important part of the development of individuals, and more especially of adolescents, specialists insist on the fundamental role played by paediatricians, families and schools in this regard and They warn that sexual education continues to be the great pending subject in Spain.

The president of the EMS proposes that in all schools there be at least one sex educator who can give specific guidelines and adapt sex education programs for each of the cycles, as well as the creation of spaces designed for them where they can be attended free of charge and personally by part of trained professionals and without the presence of their tutors.

“Paediatricians for our part, we must open the door to a broader consideration of health that includes sexual health, incorporating, for example, questions about sexuality in our routine clinical interviews,” concludes Dr. Notario.

Poverview: what the WHO says

According to information available to the World Health Organization (WHO), More than 30 different bacteria, viruses, and parasites are transmitted through sexual contact today.

Eight of these pathogens have been linked to the highest incidence of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs).

Four of these diseases can currently be cured: syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia and trichomoniasis.

The other four are incurable viral infections: Hepatitis B, herpes simplex virus (HSV or herpes), HIV, and human papillomavirus (HPV).

STIs are spread predominantly through sexual contact, including vaginal, anal, and oral sex. Some STIs can also be passed from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding.

A person can have an STI without showing symptoms. The most common symptoms of STIs are: vaginal discharge, urethral discharge or burning in men, genital ulcers and abdominal pain.

Magnitude of the problem

According to this United Nations organization, every day, more than a million people contract an STI.

And it is estimated that, in 2020, there were about 374 million new infections of one of these four STIs: chlamydia (129 million), gonorrhea (82 million), syphilis (7.1 million) and trichomoniasis (156 million).

The number of people with genital HSV (herpes) infection was estimated to exceed 490 million in 2016, and more than 300 million women are infected with HPV, the leading cause of cervical cancer.

About 296 million people have chronic hepatitis B. Both genital herpes and hepatitis B can be prevented by vaccination. Beyond the immediate effect of the infection, STIs can have serious consequences.

  • Some STIs, such as herpes, gonorrhea, and syphilis, can increase the risk of becoming infected with HIV.
  • Transmission of an STI from mother to child can cause prenatal or neonatal death, prematurity and low birth weight, sepsis, pneumonia, neonatal conjunctivitis, and congenital anomalies.
  • It is estimated that more than one million pregnant women had active syphilis in 2016, which caused complications in around 350,000 births, including 200,000 deaths of the fetus or newborn.
  • HPV infection causes cervical cancer. Globally, cervical cancer is the fourth most common type of cancer among women, with an estimated incidence for 2018 of 570,000 new cases and more than 311,000 deaths from the disease each year.
  • In 2019, hepatitis B caused an estimated 820,000 deaths, mainly from cirrhosis or hepatocellular carcinoma (primary liver cancer).
  • Some STIs, such as gonorrhea and chlamydia, are important causes of pelvic inflammatory disease and female infertility.
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A doctor holds a woman’s HIV test during a health campaign in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. EFE/Gustavo Amador

Prevention of sexually transmitted diseases

When used correctly and consistently, condoms are one of the most effective methods of protection against STIs, including HIV infection.

According to the same source, condoms also protect against unwanted pregnancy in consensual sexual relations.

Although highly effective, condoms do not offer protection against STIs that cause extragenital ulcers (ie, syphilis or genital herpes).

Whenever possible, a condom should be used for all vaginal and anal sexual activity.

There are safe and highly effective vaccines to prevent two of the viral STIs: hepatitis B and HPV infection. These vaccines have brought important prophylactic advances against these infections.

By the end of 2020, the HPV vaccine had been introduced into routine immunization programs in 111 countries, mostly high- and middle-income countries.

In low- and middle-income countries, where the majority of cervical cancer cases are concentrated, this vaccination could prevent the death of millions of women in the next decade if vaccination coverage of more than 80% is achieved in girls from 11 to 15 years old.

Research on herpes and HIV vaccination is well advanced, and clinical trials are beginning with several experimental vaccines.

There is increasing evidence that the vaccine to prevent meningitis (MemB) confers cross-protection against gonorrhea.

It is necessary to continue investigating chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and trichomoniasis, points out the aforementioned organization.

Finally, he points out that there are other biomedical interventions to prevent some STIs, such as circumcision in adult men and the use of microbicides.

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Covid-19 vaccination in Bogotá.

Covid-19 vaccination in Bogotá.

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Covid-19 vaccination in Bogotá.

According to the Ministry of Health, there are currently 45,276 cases that remain active.

According to the report of the Ministry of Health of this Wednesday, February 9, 2022, 8,785 new cases of covid-19 were reported in Colombia in the last hours. This, after 43,222 tests were processed (19,057 for PCR and 24,165 for antigens).

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In the country, to date, 32,585,489 tests have been processed. Thus, Colombia reaches 5,994,301 confirmed cases of coronavirus since the pandemic began, in March 2020.

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On the other hand, the report accounts for 207 more deaths from the virus. With this update, the total number of deaths in Colombia amounts to 136,404.

The report also shows that, in total, there are 45,276 cases that remain active in Colombia.

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In the last 24 hours, in addition, 10,623 recovered patients were reported. Thus, there are already 5,792,059 patients who have overcome covid-19 in the country to date.

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According to the report of the Ministry of Health of this Thursday, February 3, 2022, 13,568 new cases of covid-19 were reported in Colombia in the last hours. This, after 52,453 tests were processed (24,990 for PCR and 27,463 for antigens).

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In the country, to date, 32,330,508 tests have been processed. Thus, Colombia reaches 5,930,393 confirmed cases of coronavirus since the pandemic began, in March 2020.

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On the other hand, the report accounts for 262 more deaths from the virus. With this update, the total number of deaths in Colombia amounts to 135,043.

The report also shows that, in total, there are 66,963 cases that remain active in Colombia.

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In the last 24 hours, in addition, 16,254 recovered patients were reported. Thus, there are already 5,708,271 patients who have overcome covid-19 in the country to date.

Regarding the progress of the National Vaccination Plan, the health authority reported that, with a cutoff at 11:59 pm on Tuesday, February 1, 72,153,729 doses of the vaccine against covid-19 have been applied in the country.

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Of that figure, 34,579,121 correspond to the first dose; 25,941,950 to second dose; 5,808,639, a booster dose, and 5,824,019 are for the single-dose vaccine.

In Colombia, 31,765,969 people already have the complete vaccination schedule.

The contagion by covid-19 in Montería increased by 44 percent during the month of January of the current year, with a percentage of deaths that reached 80 percentwhich forced the expansion of capacity in the ICU units.

The information was delivered by the Municipal Health Secretariat, an entity that during the week asked health care companies to implement strategies to increase intensive care beds.

The report from the Ministry of Health indicates that in the most recent 15 days the positivity of the contagion increased, passing from 1 and 4 percent in November and December of the year 2021 to 44 percent in January 2022.

Monitoring of indicators

Two weeks ago, we began a significant increase in Covid-19 infections in our municipality and, according to projections, we expect two more weeks of high positivity.

In relation to the situation that is registered in Montería with the contagion, the health secretary Yamina Restrepo has stated that she is monitoring the indicators of the pandemic.

“We started a significant increase in COVID-19 infections in our municipality two weeks ago and we expect, according to projections, two more weeks of high positivity,” Restrepo said.

In the same way, he stated that, in coordination with the municipal administration, they began meetings with the Health Provider Entities -EPS- to draw up plans that allow adequate care for patients who can reach the city’s clinics and hospitals.

“Among the main strategies established within this space, we have the transfer of beds to care for covid-19 patients and the destination of human talent, specific and by area within the EPS, to prepare for a greater number of patients to care for,” said María Isabel Moscote, an epidemiologist from the Ministry of Health.

Of the 30 deaths in January, 20 victims had not been vaccinated

We invite all people over 18 years of age who have received their second dose more than 4 months, to come to receive their booster dose.

The report of the Secretary of Municipal Health realizes 30 people died during January of the current year due to covid-19, of which 20 did not present any vaccine against the disease and 4 more with the incomplete schedule.

“This represents us 80 percent of the deaths at the beginning of the year 2022,” they said.

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The increase in cases of infections and deaths forces the health authorities of Córdoba to increase the vaccination processes and especially to call on the communities to attend the biological application posts.

The advisory doctor of the Municipal Health Secretariat, José Vergara, made the call for them to attend to be vaccinated, with emphasis on booster doses.

“We invite all people over 18 years of age who have received their second dose more than 4 months, to go to any vaccination point in the city to receive their booster dose,” he noted.

Health officials in Montería hope to be able to counteract the actions of covid-19 and have the capacity to care for patients.

Francis Xavier Barrios
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The data on the evolution of the pandemic in Spain gives this first day of February a bittersweet taste. While the 10 million infections are exceeded, there are sharp declines in cases, incidence and hospitalizations, but 408 deaths are estimated

Covid in Spain: 10 million infections, incidence continues to drop and 408 deaths


Two women talk over coffee on a bench in the Poblenou neighborhood of Barcelona. EFE/Marta Pérez/File

The cases of coronavirus have exceeded the barrier of 10 million, 10,039,126 exactly, more than 20 percent of the Spanish population, but with a number of infections in one day well below 100,000 and much lower than those of the last dates , 77,873.

Substantial drop in cumulative incidence

The accumulated incidence also drops considerably, 185 points in one day, and stands at 2,694. Since last Friday it has dropped almost 400 points.

By region, Andalusia is the first community to drop below 1,000 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in this sixth wave of SARS-CoV-2, with 952, while Catalonia is in the lead, with 4,674, but in decline.

The fall in the accumulated incidence is also observed by age groups, with those under 11 years of age in the first place (5,156) and the group between 60 and 69 years of age with the lowest figure (1,266).

Notable drop in hospital pressure

Another of the important indicators to gauge the evolution of the covid, hospital pressure, also drops significantly compared to yesterday.

Today the figure is 18,087 covid patients admitted to the plant, 14.5 percent of the total. Yesterday this data showed a balance of 18,735. They are 648 in a single day.

In the ucis today there are 2,054 (21.7%), while yesterday there were 2,107. A decrease of 53 people.

Revenues are substantially below discharges. 1,874 patients have been admitted due to covid but 2,524 have been discharged.

PCR positivity drops from 36.4% yesterday to 35.8% today.

Strong increase in deaths

The number of deaths is surprising, since it shows the highest number of deaths in the entire sixth wave in a single day.

Today’s data brings deaths from covid to 408, adding an official total since the pandemic began, almost two years ago, of 93,633.

Vaccines

Data from the Ministry of Health offers a total of 93,429,127 doses of vaccines delivered, 90,135,347 doses administered, and 38,289,398 people with a complete immunization schedule.

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Start of vaccination of children aged between 9 and 11 years. EFE/Sergio G. Cañizares POOL

According to the report of the Ministry of Health on Monday, January 31, 2022, 15,284 new cases of covid-19 were reported in Colombia in the last few hours. This, after 46,409 tests were processed (28,745 for PCR and 17,664 for antigens).

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In the country, to date, 32,157,058 tests have been processed. Thus, Colombia reaches 5,887,261 confirmed cases of coronavirus since the pandemic began, in March 2020.

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On the other hand, the report accounts for 221 more deaths from the virus. With this update, the total number of deaths in Colombia amounts to 134,300.

Among those confirmed deceased today are an 11 year old girl in the municipality of Calarcá, in Quindío. According to the health authority, his comorbidities are under study.

The report also shows that, in total, there are 71,863 cases that remain active in Colombia.

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In the last 24 hours, in addition, 16,021 recovered patients were reported. Thus, there are already 5,661,163 patients who have overcome covid-19 in the country to date.

Regarding the progress of the National Vaccination Plan, the health authority reported that, with a cutoff at 11:59 pm this Saturday, January 29, 71,597,387 doses of the vaccine against covid-19 have been applied in the country.

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Of that figure, 34,488,542 correspond to the first dose; 25,748,459 to second dose; 5,586,501, a booster dose, and 5,773,885 are for the single-dose vaccine.

In Colombia, 31’522344 people already have the complete vaccination schedule.

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deaths of the day

This Monday, 221 more deaths from covid-19 were confirmed in Colombia. According to the Ministry of Health, of that figure:

Under 18: 1
Between 18 years to 40 years: 10
From 40 years to 60 years: 12
Over 60 years: 198

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Vaccination Barranquilla

Barranquilla keeps its vaccination campaigns active.

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Barranquilla keeps its vaccination campaigns active.

In Barranquilla 8 people died. In three days there are already 20 victims in the capital of the department.

The latest report of Ministry of Health, of this Tuesday, January 25, 2022, indicates that in Barranquilla 939 new cases were reported and 601 in the municipalities of the Atlantic, for a total of 1,540 cases in this area of ​​the Colombian Caribbean.

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The most worrying figure has to do with deaths from the virus. Today eight deaths were reported in Barranquilla and two in Loneliness.

The victims They are people between 57 and 100 years of age. The figure begins to worry in the city where 20 deaths have already been added in three days.

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In Colombia, 19,512 new cases of covid-19 in the last hours. This, after 72,492 tests were processed (32,474 PCR and 40,018 antigen tests).

Thus, Colombia reaches 5,780,910 cases of coronavirus confirmed since the pandemic began, in March 2020.

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On the other hand, the report accounts for 260 more deaths from the virus. With this update, the total number of deaths in Colombia amounts to 132,737.

In total, there are 116,698 cases that remain active in Colombia.

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