Dr. Ibrahim Saber, Governor of Cairo, inspected the activities of the national vaccination campaign against measles and rubella at Al-Gomhoreya Al-Gadida Official International School in Al-Orouba. The campaign will continue for three weeks and targets children aged 9 months to 10 years, as part of the state’s efforts to strengthen the healthcare prevention system and protect children from infectious diseases.
The Governor of Cairo followed up on the regular implementation of the campaign and listened to a detailed explanation of its implementation mechanisms and the procedures followed to vaccinate children. He also learned about the healthcare services provided and ensured that the necessary resources were available to guarantee efficient operations and achieve the campaign’s objectives.
Dr. Ibrahim Saber directed that all forms of support be provided to the medical teams participating in the campaign and that any obstacles they might face be addressed. He also stressed the need for continued field monitoring and coordination among all relevant authorities to ensure the regular implementation of vaccination activities and the delivery of services to all targeted children.
The Governor of Cairo emphasized that national vaccination campaigns represent a fundamental pillar of the state’s efforts to safeguard public health and prevent diseases. He stressed the importance of concerted efforts among the relevant institutions to ensure the campaign’s success and achieve its objectives, as well as to provide a safe and healthy environment for children, considering them the nation’s wealth and the foundation of its future.
The Governor of Cairo was accompanied on his tour by Eng. Mona El-Batrawy, Deputy Governor of Cairo for the Eastern District; Dr. Hemat Abu Keila, Director of the Cairo Directorate of Education; and several senior officials from the governorate.
🖋️ Source: Media department, Cairo Governorate
