An outbreak with 29 infections detected in a student residence in Seville | Coronavirus

Despite the end of the state of alarm and the constant advance of vaccination, Covid-19 is still present and new outbreaks such as the one detected in a student residence in Seville are in charge of reminding us of this. Alto Impacto de Andalucía -committee of experts-, Inmaculada Salcedo, has reported an outbreak with 29 infected in a student residence in La Cartuja after several groups of people got together without respecting sanitary measures.In an interview on Canal Sur Radio, collected by Europa Press, Salcedo has highlighted “how quickly” they have acted to “stop it quickly.” “The focus has been on people who have come together without protective measures, without keeping their distances, partying, interacting,” he pointed out. “The serious thing is not the outbreak itself but that it was not acted quickly. Young people are not exempt from taking it and transmitting it, “he pointed out, since he has sent a message to young people because” we have not come out of the pandemic, the virus continues. “In addition, he has agreed to allow them to open night establishments, with capacity restrictions and distances, so as “not to increase illegal parties.” Vaccinate homeless people In another order of things, the Andalusian vaccination plan is advancing firmly and the Ministry of Health and Families, through The Health Districts of Primary Care Huelva-Costa and Condado-Campiña, will begin this Tuesday in the capital the vaccination of some 250 homeless people, one of the groups prioritized by the regional administration within the immunization strategy against Covid-19.As indicated by the Health Delegation to Europa Press, the vaccination will take place over two days (this Tuesday and next Monday) at the Cáritas Huelva headquarters, where a health team from the districts will travel to carry out the inoculation of the doses, thus facilitating the accessibility of the target population to the program. The forecast is that 250 people will be vaccinated in these two days, for whose recruitment and appointment we have had the collaboration of Caritas. They will be administered the Janssen vaccine, which is indicated for this group inasmuch as it only requires one dose. In the rest of the province, immunization will be carried out through social workers and nurses from the health centers. Regarding people living in settlements, the same process of active recruitment is being followed through the social workers and nursing personnel of the health centers of the localities where they are located. Janssen’s preparation is also indicated for this group, equally prioritized in the vaccination strategy.