Title: Health Minister Details Government’s Proactive Influenza Vaccination Strategy
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In a press briefing following a cabinet session on Wednesday, Iran’s Minister of Health, Dr. Mohammadreza Zafarghandi, provided a detailed update on the nation’s public health preparedness, with a focus on the ongoing influenza vaccination campaign.
Strategic Vaccine Distribution in Progress
Addressing journalists, Dr. Zafarghandi outlined the government’s structured plan for influenza prevention. “The government’s planning was to distribute 3.5 million doses of the influenza vaccine,” the Minister stated. He confirmed that this initiative is well underway, reporting that “1.5 million doses have been distributed so far, and the remainder is on schedule.”
This announcement underscores the administration’s organized approach to safeguarding public health ahead of the seasonal flu period, ensuring that necessary medical resources are allocated and deployed efficiently.
Assurance on Essential Supplies
Further demonstrating the government’s comprehensive oversight of the health sector, the Minister also addressed the availability of infant formula. He clarified that there are no supply issues with standard formula, assuring families of its consistent availability.
Regarding specialized dietary formulas, Dr. Zafarghandi acknowledged occasional, temporary challenges but emphasized that through targeted planning and logistical efforts, these intermittent issues are being systematically resolved. This reflects the ministry’s commitment to addressing all aspects of citizen welfare and supply chain stability.