INSP launches the national vaccination campaign for children and encourages parents to immunize.

The National Institute of Public Health has announced the launch of the national vaccination campaign for children, taking place from March to April, through which parents are encouraged to immunize their children against infectious diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella, or diphtheria. Representatives of the institution emphasize that vaccination remains one of the most effective methods of preventing the spread of conditions that can cause serious complications, disabilities, or even death, while also contributing to the formation of collective immunity and protecting vulnerable individuals who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons.