Por primera vez en más de 3 años no hay muertos por Covid en Chile

For the first time in more than three years, Chile has reported no Covid-19 deaths. The news comes as a welcome relief for the country which has been hit hard by the pandemic since it first broke out in late 2019. The country has been battling the virus with lockdowns, mass vaccination campaigns, and other preventive measures. The last time Chile had no Covid-19 deaths was in March 2020.

According to official data, there were no new deaths reported on Monday. This is a significant milestone for a country that has recorded over 1.5 million cases and more than 30,000 deaths. Chile has been one of the countries with the highest vaccination rates in the world, with more than 80% of the eligible population having received at least one vaccine dose.

The government has attributed the success to the roll-out of vaccines, which started in late 2020, and the strict lockdown measures that have been implemented. The country has also reported a decrease in the number of new infections and hospitalizations, which is a positive sign for the future.

The news from Chile is a reminder that vaccines are effective in preventing severe illness and death from Covid-19. However, the vaccination campaigns need to be sustained and reach all eligible populations to achieve herd immunity. The global fight against Covid-19 is far from over, and we must continue to follow preventive measures to avoid new waves of infections and deaths.

In summary, Chile’s achievement of no Covid-19 deaths for the first time in over three years is a remarkable milestone. It’s a testament to the effectiveness of the vaccination campaigns and lockdown measures. The news offers hope as other countries continue to battle the pandemic and reinforces the importance of sustained vaccination efforts.