PanamaTimes

Thursday, Apr 25, 2024

397 teachers and admin staff in Herrera and Los Santos have been vaccinated

397 teachers and admin staff in Herrera and Los Santos have been vaccinated

It involves 224 educators and officials from 53 schools in Los Santos and 173 from 58 schools in Herrera.
A total of 397 teachers and administrators from 111 schools in the provinces of Herrera and Los Santos were vaccinated against COVID-19 during Phase 2 of immunization of the Ministry of Health (Minsa) of Panama.

According to the Ministry of Education (Meduca), in Los Santos 224 educators and officials from 53 schools were inoculated. These are the teachers who will start the process of blended classes.

Meanwhile, in the province of Herrera, 173 teachers and administrators from 58 schools were vaccinated, most of which work in multigrade low-enrollment schools, which are in rural areas.

The Minister of Education Maruja, Gorday de Villalobos, reiterated that the process of returning to the classroom in a blended way and graduating 100 schools, will begin on May 31.

The authorities plan to vaccinate against COVID-19 the staff of the Sergio Pérez Delgado school, with an enrollment of 1,011 students between preschool and primary, according to Carlos Zarzavilla, Herrera Regional Director of Education.

For the teacher Saturnina Cano, who works at the Los Guayabos school, in the Macaracas district, stated that “the vaccination process against COVID-19 was a success and urged that they continue with this work because it is necessary to be prepared to face the challenges and return to the classrooms and continue with the work of educating students”.

The vaccination day was held on April 28 and 29 at the Sergio Pérez Delgado school, in Monagrillo, Herrera province. While in Los Santos it was developed at the Minsa-Capsi Gerardino De León.

To date, Panama has applied more than 633 thousand doses of vaccine against COVID-19, of which 623,941 have been from the pharmaceutical company Pfizer, and 9,287 from AstraZeneca.

According to the Minsa Vaccination Plan, the teachers were responsible for the second stage of Phase 2, however, this immunization was advanced in order to begin the gradual return to the classrooms.
Comments

Oh ya 3 year ago
And i always thought that teachers would be educated. They would be aware of the risk/reward of this jab. But hey i was wrong, i am guessing there will be a teacher shortage the next time a wild coronavirus comes around. And the common cold is a coronavirus

Newsletter

Related Articles

PanamaTimes
0:00
0:00
Close
Apple warns against drying iPhones with rice
In a recent High Court hearing, the U.S. argued that Julian Assange endangered lives by releasing classified information.
Global Law Enforcement Dismantles Lockbit Ransomware Operation
Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny has died at the Arctic prison colony
The President of Argentina Javier Mile does not fly private, he flies commercial, with the citizens he represents. And they LOVE him for it.
Bitcoin Reaches $50,000 for First Time in Over Two Years
Belo Horizonte: Brazil's Rising Carnival Hotspot for 2024
In El Salvador, the 'Trump of Latin America' stuns the world with a speech slamming woke policing after winning a landslide election
Tucker’s interview with Putin is over 50M views on X within the first 5 hours.
Finnish Airline, Finnair, is voluntarily weighing passengers to better estimate flight cargo weight
President Nayib Bukele has proudly announced El Salvador's remarkable achievement of becoming the safest nation in the Western Hemisphere.
Former Chilean President Sebastian Piñera Dies in Helicopter Crash
This farmer seems to understand science a bit more than the event organizer, Klaus Schwab.
Facebook turns 20: From Mark Zuckerberg's dormitory to a $1trn company
The Coolest Dictator in the World" on the Path to Victory in El Salvador
Macron, France and fake news
Indian-Origin Man 'King' Arrested For Smuggling $16 Million Drugs Into US
Can someone teach Americans that not every person with slanted eyes is Chinese?
Europe's Farmers Feeding the People, Protesting Against Politicians Who Do Nothing for Their Country and Serve Only Themselves at Taxpayers' Expense
Paris Restaurant That Inspired 'Ratatouille' Loses $1.6 Million Worth Of Wine
Brazilian Police Investigate Bolsonaro's Son for Alleged Illegal Spying
Police in Brazil Raid Residence of Bolsonaro Associate Over Allegations of Illegal Spying
Border Dispute Escalates as Texas Governor Vows Increased Razor Wire
OpenAI Enhances ChatGPT-4 Model, Potentially Addressing AI "Laziness" Issue
The NSA finally acknowledges spying on Americans by acquiring sensitive data
Report Reveals Toxic Telegram Group Generating X-Rated AI-Generated Fake Images of Taylor Swift
US Border Patrol States 'No Plans' to Remove Razor Wire Installed in Texas
Bitcoin Experiences Approximately 20% Decline in Value
Klaus Schwab recently appointed himself as the Earth's "trustee of the future."
DeSantis Drops Out, Endorses Trump.
Nikki Haley said former President Trump is "just not at the same level" of mental fitness as he was while president in 2016.
Residents of a southern Mexican town set the government palace on fire in response to the police killing of a young man
Samsung Launches AI-Driven Galaxy S24, Ushering in New Smartphone Era
Judge Questions SEC's Regulatory Overreach in Coinbase Lawsuit
The Ecuador prosecutor who was investigating the television studio attack, has been assassinated.
Is artificial intelligence the solution to cyber security threats?
Vivek Ramaswamy suspends his US election campaign and endorses Trump.
Viral Satire: A Staged Satirical Clip Mistaken as Real Footage from the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos
The AI Revolution in the Workforce: CEOs at Davos Predict Major Job Cuts in 2024
Ecuador Reports 178 Hostages in Prison Gang Standoff
The Startling Cuban Espionage Case That Has Rattled the US Government
Two Armed Men in Ecuador, Dressed as Batman and The Joker Storm the Streets.
Armed Gang Raids Ecuadorian TV Station Following State of Emergency Declaration
Anti-Democratic Canada: Journalist Arrested for Questioning Canadian Finance Minister on Support of Terrorist Group
Ecuador's 'Most-Wanted' Criminal Vanishes from Prison
Mexican Cartel Supplied Wi-Fi to Locals Under Threat of Fatal Consequences for Non-Compliance
Border Surge Leads to Over 11,000 Migrants Waiting in Northern Mexico
Outsider Candidates Triumph in Latin American Elections
As Argentina Goes to the Polls, Will the Proposal to Replace the Peso with the Dollar Secure Votes?
Fatal Shark Attack Claims Life of Boston Woman Paddleboarding Near Bahamas Resort, According to Police
×