Carlo Umaña
Carlo Umaña is a Honduran politician and medical doctor serving as a deputy for the Cortés department. He has been an advocate for public health initiatives, particularly in response to rising cases of diseases such as measles, whooping cough, and dengue in Honduras. Umaña is known for his commitment to improving vaccination coverage, which has fallen below optimal levels in the country, and he plans to propose a motion in the National Congress to make vaccination mandatory. His efforts reflect a broader concern regarding public health and the need for increased immunization among the population, especially among children and pregnant women.
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Carlo Umaña is a deputy in the National Congress of Honduras advocating for mandatory vaccinations due to rising cases of measles, whooping cough, and dengue.
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