First flu-related death in Romania: Flu vaccine becomes hard to find in pharmacies
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Health authorities have confirmed the first death caused by the flu virus this season in Romania. The victim is a man from Cluj County, an event that draws attention to the importance of preventive measures during the cold season.
In the context of the rising number of illnesses, many citizens are trying to get vaccinated to protect themselves. However, patients are reporting difficulties in finding flu vaccine doses in pharmacies across the country, with stocks being depleted rapidly in many cities.
The Ministry of Health has announced that it is making efforts to supplement the available quantities. A new batch of vaccines is expected to arrive in Romania in the coming period, but authorities have not yet provided an exact date for their distribution to pharmaceutical units.
Doctors recommend that the population follow hygiene rules, such as frequent hand washing and avoiding crowded spaces. Furthermore, specialists advise individuals who show specific flu symptoms to see their family doctor for a correct diagnosis and to avoid self-medication.
The situation remains under the supervision of health authorities, who are monitoring the evolution of the virus at a national level. Citizens are encouraged to follow official announcements to find out when new vaccine doses will be available in pharmacies.
Sources: Stirile ProTV
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