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Yellow fever outbreaks point to immunisation gaps – Samuel Arthur

Public health analyst Samuel Arthur has warned that the occurrence of yellow fever cases could point to gaps in immunisation coverage, particularly among children who may not have received the vaccine.
Speaking to Joshua Kodjo Mensah on Morning Starr on Starr FM, Samuel Arthur said yellow fever immunisation must be taken seriously, stressing that vaccination remains a key measure in protecting people against the disease.
Samuel Arthur also called for increased community education to improve awareness about yellow fever vaccination and encourage parents and caregivers to complete the recommended immunisation schedule for their children.
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