Britain .. Fear of spreading measles with the decline in vaccination operations

Britain’s public health authority on Friday warned that the outbreak of measles in central England could spread to other cities and towns unless urgent measures were taken to increase demand for the vaccine. The British Health Safety Agency announced the state of national emergency; Which indicates increased risk of public health. She emphasized that since the first October last year there are 216 confirmed cases and 103 possible cases in “West Midlands”, and most of them are for children under the age of 10. “With the decline in receiving the vaccine in some societies, the risk of the virus has spread in other cities and towns,” says Jenny Harris, CEO of the health safety agency. She added: “We need focused and long -term efforts to protect individuals and prevent a wide distribution,” and emphasize the need to take immediate measures to increase vaccination rates in areas that have a decline in this field. In July last year, the British Health Security Agency warned against the continuous rise in measles infection and the risk of the virus spread, especially in London, where the outbreak of 40 to 160 thousand cases could occur due to low pollination rates. In a report issued by the World Health Organization and the US Centers for the control of disease and prevention in November last year, there was a ‘shocking’ increase in measles and deaths of the world in 2022. The measles virus is one of the most capable viruses to transfer the infection in the world, but can be prevented by taking two doses of the vaccine. Routine vaccination efforts were greatly influenced by the Kofid-19, and the recovery process was slow in this regard. The effects of the pandemic period? The day after the corona pandemic at the beginning of 2022, cases of measles recorded around the world recorded the highest levels of all, after rising 80%, according to the numbers of the World Health Organization. The injuries increased by 79% during the first two months of the year 2022 compared to the same period last year, according to the Health Organization and the United Nations Child Organization (UNICEF). “Measles is not just a risk disease that can cause death because it is one of the first indicators for the presence of gaps in global valleys,” said Catherine Russell, general director of the Unicef. The World Health Organization and Unicef ​​indicate that a very large number of children did not obtain a measles vaccine due to those affected by health systems on the Kofid-19. In 2020, 23 million children in the world did not receive basic vaccines through regular health services, which has been the highest number since 2009, and according to the two organizations increased 3.9 million for the year 2019. The Director General of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanum Gybrisus, warned: “The Kofid-19s stopped the pollination mechanisms and health systems, and we now see the return of deadly diseases, including measles. World Health Organization has warned that regulatory coverage has been collapsed worldwide.