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Health and the Autonomous Communities Agree to Send 45,000 Vaccines to Ceuta After the Migration Crisis

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The Ministry of Health and the Autonomous Communities have agreed to send 45,000 vaccines to Ceuta to prevent the spread of infectious diseases after the massive influx of migrants on July 30th. The Ministry of Health points out that "although the situation is not public health, we must work on prevention".

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The number varied throughout this Monday from the initial 25,000 to the 45,000 that was finally agreed with the regions, in any case far away...

·Madrid, Spain
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Mónica García's second maintains that "there is no health emergency," but the Ministry activates an accelerated immunization plan for migrants with autonomous vaccines

·Madrid, Spain
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It takes two doses to be well protected. The vaccination coverage of the Ceuti population is below optimal. More information: Health agreement with the Autonomous Communities send 45,000 vaccines to Ceuta to immunize thousands of irregular immigrants

·Spain
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Fátima Matute denounces the lack of information from the Government and demands that it replenish the donated vaccines.

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Almost a month after the mass influx of 72,000 people into Ceuta, the Ministry of Health and the regional governments will deploy 45,000 doses of vaccines to the autonomous city to immunize both the unvaccinated residents of Ceuta and the migrants. The measure comes, however, accompanied by the same message of reassurance that the Ministry of Health has been maintaining throughout the crisis: the Ministry insists that the situation does not cons…

·Madrid, Spain
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The Ministry of Health and the Autonomous Communities have agreed to send 45,000 vaccines to Ceuta to prevent the spread of infectious diseases after the massive influx of migrants on July 30th. The Ministry of Health points out that "although the situation is not public health, we must work on prevention".

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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