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On 01/01/19 at 18:13
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The Paraná Institute for the Environment (IAP) will maintain the coastal conservation units of the I & P. State closed indefinitely to prevent yellow fever. The decision was made during a meeting with the Secretary of State for Health Wednesday (30). The parks were initially closed for 15 days starting January 25th.
It was recommended that even researchers and other professionals enter conservation units only with the presentation of the vaccination vaccination against the disease card. As soon as the first case of human illness appears, the State Department of Health also recommends the closure of municipal, federal and private reserves.
"We need to develop vaccination throughout the state," warns the director of health. Paraná Epidemiological Center, João Luís Crivellaro. According to him, the secretariat is already a concern at this time of the year, where the movement of people is important because of the summer holidays, especially on the coastline, which is precisely the area where the circulation of the virus was confirmed [19659004] PRESERVATION OF THE MONKEYS – The director also insists on the need to immediately report the presence of dead monkeys in any area of the state and the occurrence of suspected cases in the Center for Strategic Information on Health Surveillance (CIEVS), which is permanently on call. The phones are (41) 99117-3500 and (41) 99917-0444.
He explains that the monkey does not transmit the disease, but is a sign of circulation of the virus.
SYMPTOMS – The symptoms of the disease are sudden fever in persons who have never taken the yellow fever vaccine or who have been vaccinated for less than 10 days and who have forest, river or Viral circulation areas have been established in the past 15 days. These conditions should be badociated with two or more signs, such as headache, nausea, vomiting, joint pain, abdominal pain, lower back pain, jaundice or bleeding.
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