Overview
- Federal data list 4,353 confirmed infections and 17 deaths, with roughly 4,051 cases in Chihuahua accounting for more than 95% of the total.
- Authorities report nearly six million doses administered from January to late August, national two‑dose coverage at 81.1%, and a recovery push that has reached 92% among six‑year‑olds.
- The rapid‑response protocol activates 25‑block surveillance around each case, investigates within 48 hours, monitors contacts for 30 days, and vaccinates exposed individuals.
- Expanded eligibility during the outbreak includes a dose zero for infants 6–11 months, routine doses at 12 and 18 months, catch‑ups for ages 2–9, and vaccination for ages 10–49 and designated high‑risk groups.
- The government has scheduled the Semana Nacional de Salud Pública for September 6–13 to intensify vaccination and containment across all states, supported by national health institutions.