director of The General Hospital of Mazatlan

Mazatlan, Sinaloa.- The Covid-19 pandemic still persists, you can not “throw bells on the fly” said the director of the General Hospital of Mazatlan, Carlos Leonel Verdugo Hernández.Stop the mask is mandatory in Sinaloa, especially in Mazatlan, would be a hasty decision, the doctor added. He stressed that in Mazatlan the sanitary measures have been relaxed and this can be dangerous, since “we are a tourist destination that arrives national and foreign tourism.” There are countries where masks were no longer used and now infections have rebounded, this “we should see as an example,” said Verdugo Hernández.He accepted that the demand for consultation for Covid-19 fell by 60 percent. There are no patients inrernados by the virus for a week, but “we can not trust,” insisted the doctor. Read more: Third Citizen Consultation Forum for the Mazatlan Development Plan beginsAdd that the hospital has already made the reconversion to give attention to all areas of consultation and specialty, but they also leave a space for the coronavirus. Weather in Guadalajara, Jalisco, today March 16, 2022
In 2020 I turned 15 as a general information reporter at El Debate de Mazatlan. In this time I have specialized in the areas of education, health and government. I also worked in television at a local channel in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, while studying at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences of the Autonomous University of Chihuahua. I also worked in a newspaper of a national publisher. In the last year of Francisco Labastida’s government, I received the State Prize for Journalism on a series of reports for pollution. In 2017 the Senate of the Republic granted me recognition for my career. I have attended courses and workshops on new journalism techniques in person and lately online. I have interviewed the last three presidents of Mexico. See more



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