Five years of PandeMic Covid-19: The disease was killed by a third of a crowded managrav in Pará | health

Five years agoOn March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced Covid-1Due to the new Corona virus. Since then, Brazil has recorded 39.1 million cases and 714,736 deaths, according to the Ministry of Health. toA confirmed 906,048 cases and 19328 deathsAlmost the equivalent number A third of the Managraau stadium capacityAnd it is 55 thousand people. In Belém, 162,508 cases and 5556 deaths were calculated. Even after announcing the end of the epidemic, vaccination remains an important tool for controlling diseases.

M 2025Para recorded 2,971 cases of the death of Covid-19 and 26 in January, while in the year 1,394 was calculated in February and 4 deaths, according to SESPA. In Belim, 21 deaths were recorded by the disease, 18 in January and 3 in February. So far, there are no death records in March. Among the deaths that were calculated, 15 residents of Bara capital were. With regard to confirmed cases, until March 9, 2025, 302 positive diagnoses have been identified.

Vaccination in Belim

To date, Pelim has reached 94.43 % of the vaccinated population, with a total of 3582240 doses applied against the disease. Those who have not taken any dose yet can be immunized at any time.

Lana Xantipa nurse, from the SESMA immunization program, confirms that since early 2024, vaccination was for those who were not part of private or priority groups, as determined by the Ministry of Health.

“If a person has at least one dose, it is considered to be properly vaccinated. If he does not have a dose of 2021 here or lost the voucher, he will make a unique dose. Reinstalling is only necessary for private groups or priority.”

In the Gamama Health Unit, Raimundo Bezerra, 52 years old, who suffers from a physical disability, receives a sixth dose of Covid-19 vaccine. With the vaccination card at hand, he responds to the application: “It was calm, thank God,” which was already organized on the next dose.

Vaccination in Para

Covid-19 vaccine in Belém (photo: Carmen Helena | The Liberal)

Throughout Barra, more than 16 million people have already been immunized against the disease, highlighting the SESPA JAíra Ataíde immunization coordinator. “The vaccines have the main purpose of avoiding complications, hospitals and death for a certain ocean appeal. Interaction, when receiving a vaccine, is an individual. This depends on every living organism. But the vaccines work very well.

“Covid vaccines were decisive for us to lose the epidemic.

Pará has the following organizations: Coronavac, Astrazeneca, Pfizer, Janssen and. In the case of children from 0 to 12 years, the Covid-19 vaccination is performed in PARá with a pediatric vaccine in Pfizer, divided into three doses: at 6, 7 and 9 months. Also, the Zalika vaccine, approved by (National Health Control Agency), which is intended for people from the age of 12. There are also doses of modern.

Priority groups

Gawama Health Unit, in Pelim (photo: Carim Helena | Liberalism)

Currently, in Pelim, it is available to the priority population, as determined by the Ministry of Health, two options for vaccines against Covid-19: Serum/Zalika and Spikevax, made by Moderna.

SESPA’s fortification coordinator explained that Covid-19 is no longer considered an epidemic or an epidemic, although there are cases of disease. According to it, vaccination remains necessary, especially for priority groups, as vaccines are no longer randomly available. Ataíday also pointed out that immunization is essential to controlling the situation in this audience more likely to the disease.

Since 2024, the vaccine has entered the vaccination orthodontic, exactly for children who also have no dose or have no dose of Covid vaccine. The basic scheme is directed, two doses of the vaccine. For the elderly, every six months, a dose of the vaccine, due to this slow response to the immune system. So far, the state has been vaccinated slightly over 16 million people with different types of plans, “says Jaira.

The vaccination is mandatory for groups of the following priority, determined by the Ministry of Health:

Children from 6 months to 4 years, 11 months and 29 days – two or three doses, according to the vaccine production laboratory.

Pregnant women – one dose with each pregnancy.

The elderly of 60 years of immunity – one dose every 6 months.

Puepers – Dose up to 45 days after birth.

Other private groups should receive the vaccine every 12 months:

People who live in long -term institutions (ILPI and RI) and their workers.

Of the indigenous, or not in the lands of the indigenous people.

Riferside.

Quilombols.

Women after birth.

Health workers.

Persons with permanent disabilities.

People with chronic diseases.

Deprived of freedom.

The deprivation system employees.

Teenagers and youth are the social measures of education.

The homeless.

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The vaccination room in the Gamama Health Unit, in Bilim (photo: Carim Helen | liberal)

According to Jira, currently, the best vaccination group is the elderly. “The family should be looking, because every 6 months is a dose of the vaccine. This is because the effect on Covid is a multiple system. This is why it is the great importance of the vaccine. Therefore, there are people who will not be seen specifically because they have been vaccinated, because the immune system has immediately understood it, but there are other people, because of their individual organic weakness, they will have to respond slower.”

Perhaps there are still these people who will not respond properly. Therefore, we have to be aware of the vaccine calendars. We must also continue to follow a protocol, when sneezing, protecting the mouth and nose; Wash the hands with soap and water. Alcohol is still used as gel, and it is also worth it. “Caring for avoiding blocs is also worth, especially at this time.”

It also highlights the importance of preserving these habits, as they help prevent other circulating diseases: “Due to the presence of details, it does not only spin, there are also influenza viruses and respiratory viruses in general. There is also the Sintendic virus, which causes a picture of the influenza in the elderly of pain, because big questions are complications. The first complications are pneumonia.”

The vaccination between priority groups showed good adhesion, with the expectation of growth throughout the year. “Searching for groups of priority was good. From January to here, we apply about 45,000 doses. We consider it a large number, and given that it is part of the calendar of these groups, we expect to grow this number by the end of the year,” says nurse Lana Xantipa.

Chevid-19 retroactively check

The first confirmed case

Brazil: February 26, 2020 – Sao Paulo.

PARá: March 18, 2020 -37 -Patient -Patient with a history of travel to Rio de Janeiro.

The first local transition in Para: March 25, 2020-42 -Man -Man, Resident in Ananindeua, with his wife.

Bellim: March 18, 2020 – the same patient from the first case in Para.

He confirmed death for the first time

Brazil: March 12, 2020.

Para: March 19, 2020-87 -An elderly woman, residing in the Villa of Ogher de Chu, in Santarim.

Belém: April 5, 2020 -50 -Women.

The beginning of the vaccination

Brazil: January 17, 2021 – The first dose was applied in Sao Paulo.

Para: January 18, 2021 – First doses for health professionals, indigenous and elderly populations in long -term institutions.

Belém: January 18, 2021 – The first symbolic application at Gaspar Vianna Clinical Hospital.

The end of health emergency

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced the end of the emergence of public health of international importance (ESPI) in May 2023.