Panama’s Health Ministry is urging travelers, especially World Cup 2026 fans, to verify their measles vaccination before leaving the country. The campaign is part of a nationwide immunization push during the Week of Vaccination in the Americas.
Bangladesh is battling its deadliest measles outbreak in years, with 143 deaths and more than 12,000 suspected cases tied to vaccine coverage gaps. The surge is a warning for countries worldwide about the danger of falling immunization rates.
Panama has registered 32 influenza deaths this year, according to Ministry of Health statistics. A vaccination day is planned for Sunday at Plaza Comercial de Brisas del Golf.
Panama has received more than 300,000 influenza vaccine doses as authorities reinforce the national immunization campaign. Health workers are also urging travelers to stay updated amid rising measles cases in parts of the Americas.
Panama’s Health Ministry has begun its influenza vaccination campaign after a new shipment of vaccines arrived. The ministry also published the schedule and areas for the rollout.
Panama has launched its nationwide flu vaccination campaign with an updated formula targeting current strains circulating in the country. The Ministry of Health is prioritizing vulnerable groups and offering the vaccine free at public facilities and participating private hospitals.
Panama’s Health Ministry has launched its influenza vaccination campaign after receiving an initial 15,000-dose shipment. The program aims to protect vulnerable groups and expand access through public health facilities.
Panamanian medical societies have warned that rising measles cases across the Americas could lead to reintroduction in Panama. They are urging stronger vaccination coverage and surveillance to prevent imported infections from spreading.
Medical societies in Panama are warning about a rise in measles cases across the Americas and urging people to get vaccinated. Health experts say measles can spread rapidly among unvaccinated people.
Panama’s Ministry of Health will begin its nationwide influenza vaccination campaign on April 6. The effort aims to expand protection against seasonal flu across the country.
San Miguelito has launched the first stage of a School Health Program to provide free dental care, vaccinations and other services to more than 35 schools and over 50,000 students, while authorities plan operations against vendors selling unhealthy foods near schools.
Panama has increased surveillance at airports and ports after measles cases were reported in Costa Rica and Colombia. Authorities say vaccines are available and screenings have been strengthened.
Panama has stepped up measles prevention after Colombia began investigating a suspected imported case and the Americas lost their measles-free status. Health officials are urging travelers and families to keep vaccinations current to prevent reintroduction of the virus.
Panamanian pediatricians are urging families to keep measles vaccinations up to date after the Americas lost their measles-free status. They say Panama must maintain coverage above 95% to protect children and prevent imported cases from spreading.
Panama’s Health Ministry is offering free yellow fever vaccines to travelers heading to South American countries where the disease is circulating. The vaccine is available in Corozal, and some groups can instead apply for a travel certificate.
Panama’s health authorities warned of possible measles exposure linked to two large religious gatherings in Bolivia and urged attendees to monitor symptoms. Officials also reminded residents to keep vaccinations up to date.
Panama faces renewed measles risk as a major outbreak spreads across the United States. Health experts warn that uneven vaccination coverage and weak surveillance could allow an imported case to trigger transmission.