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Nairobi Nunez
nairobi.nunez@listindiario.com
Santo Domingo, RD
The director of the Robert Reid Cabral children's hospital, Dr. Clemente Terrero, reported that dengue has reoccurred in the country and registers seven cases in children, who remain in hospital patients.
"Dengue is on the rise again at this time in the hospital," said Dr. Terrero.
He explained that the cases of Covid in children have had a notorious drop, while he stated that only two cases of the virus are reported, of which one of these was discharged yesterday morning.
"The hospital woke up today, we only have two cases of children who are completely stable," said Terrero.
However, the doctor indicated that they have all the hospital rooms full of parents who go to appointments with their children.
He added that it is possible that cases will spill over, due to the de-escalation in the curfew. “At a private level we have also been receiving patients; In other words, it is possible that things are heating up in relation to this disease in recent days ”, he added. He stated that the de-escalation values it as effective, as long as people maintain the prevention measures for the Covid virus.
"They have to encourage us because we are not going to spend every day in curfew, but always maintaining the basic measures," said the specialist.
Later he made a call to all those people who have not yet been inoculated to voluntarily attend their nearest vaccination center.
"We have the risk of a regrowth, so we can prevent that if we get vaccinated because the country has enough vaccines," he said.
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Robert Reid Hospital registers a rebound in dengue cases
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Nairobi Nunez
nairobi.nunez@listindiario.com
Santo Domingo, RD
The director of the Robert Reid Cabral children's hospital, Dr. Clemente Terrero, reported that dengue has reoccurred in the country and registers seven cases in children, who remain in hospital patients.
"Dengue is on the rise again at this time in the hospital," said Dr. Terrero.
He explained that the cases of Covid in children have had a notorious drop, while he stated that only two cases of the virus are reported, of which one of these was discharged yesterday morning.
"The hospital woke up today, we only have two cases of children who are completely stable," said Terrero.
However, the doctor indicated that they have all the hospital rooms full of parents who go to appointments with their children.
He added that it is possible that cases will spill over, due to the de-escalation in the curfew. “At a private level we have also been receiving patients; In other words, it is possible that things are heating up in relation to this disease in recent days ”, he added. He stated that the de-escalation values it as effective, as long as people maintain the prevention measures for the Covid virus.
"They have to encourage us because we are not going to spend every day in curfew, but always maintaining the basic measures," said the specialist.
Later he made a call to all those people who have not yet been inoculated to voluntarily attend their nearest vaccination center.
"We have the risk of a regrowth, so we can prevent that if we get vaccinated because the country has enough vaccines," he said.
Hospital Robert Reid registra un repunte de casos de dengue
El director del hospital infantil Robert Reid Cabral, doctor Clemente Terrero, informo que el dengue ha vuelto a reincidir en el pais y registra siete caso
