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The Greek CDC has warned since March for Malaria threat
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The Center of Disease Contol has repeatedly warned of the increased risks of communicable diseases' outbreaks, due tothe refugee and migration flows and their living conditions at the accomodation centers, and has called for actions and emergency measures to be taken,
reminded the Athens Medical Association by an official statement after the Blood donations ban announcement in the 22 of August to the Publlic Health political authorities
The association's President , and President also of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece, George Patoylis, pointed out that during this year there was negligence in the strategic planning for the implementation of mosquito control programs despite the warnigns of the Greek CDC.
By the new Malaria transmissions, the Athens Medical Association President said, Greece's international exposure is threatend, whille the cost in lives of this negligence to strenghten the country's shield has been obviously shown also in earlier months, by the record death numbers of the flu in the winter season.
The President of Athens doctors, pointed also to an earlier Recommendation document on March 11, 2016 of the Greek CDC, (HCDCP, KEELPNO) on the "diseases transmitted by mosquitoes in areas that host or accomodate migrants or refugees", which is highlighting since early March the risk of malaria and the need for timely and systematic implementation of integrated mosquito management programs.
Among other features this earlier Recommendation of the Greek CDC was stating that "particularly in areas that receive or hosed immigrants-refugees, systematic mosquito control programs must be implemented, and their intensification must become a high priority as a response to the public health threats related to diseases transmitted by transmitters".
Categories: Health Travel &Travel Health in Greece , Health in Greece Update, Greece 's Armageddon CrossRoads
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