Ministry of Health condemns attacks on vaccination staff in San Juan de Lurigancho

Ministry of Health care (Minsa) announced that it will sue the people who attacked the COVID-19 vaccination team located in Health Post Special Projectsin the region of San Juan de LuriganchoSaturday morning.

In his statement, he said that these cases were recorded in recent months, and therefore Minsa “Verily rejects all forms of violence, regardless of their origin, motivation and interests.”

In this regard, he argued that the aggressors “will be anti-vaccination groups against whom appropriate legal action will be taken.”

” Minsa expresses its solidarity with the medical personnel affected by insults and attacks, and undertakes to ensure their immunity; in addition to continuing the vaccination process in the country and continuing to fight false news,” he said.

Finally, he reminded all citizens that vaccines that protect against COVID-19 and other diseases. He also urged to keep visiting to get vaccinated and thus be protected.

Use of masks

From this Saturday, October 1, the use of a mask is not mandatory in Peru in open spaces and in closed ventilated rooms in accordance with the Highest Decree 118-2022-PKM.

“You don’t have to use masks in open spaces and in closed ventilated premises, ”is indicated in the rule published in the Extraordinary issue of the newspaper Peruvian man.

However, the decree states that this protection will only be mandatory in healthcare facilities, in ground transport of people and in enclosed spaces without ventilation.

“The use of a KN95 mask is mandatory, otherwise face mask surgical mask with three folds and a public mask (cloth) on top of it, in healthcare facilities, ground transportation vehicles for people and enclosed spaces without ventilation,” he clarifies.

It also states that the use face mask It will also be mandatory for people with respiratory symptoms in both outdoor and indoor areas.

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