Examples of using Were immunized in English and their translations into Spanish
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In 1988, for instance, 91.20 per cent of children were immunized and protected against six principal diseases requiring immunization.
Children were immunized against preventable diseases at no cost to parents
In the years 1995-1997 over 95 per cent of the total number of children in each age group were immunized against the diseases mentioned above.
Ninety-two per cent of the children in the Yukon in grade 4 were immunized against hepatitis B.
A total of 205,000 refugee children under the age of five were immunized, using regular vaccines donated by UNICEF.
As for health status, more children were immunized and the mortality rate per 1,000 live births decreased from 31.4 in 1991 to 24.6 in 1999.
Ninety per cent of children under 5 were immunized against preventable diseases
At the completion of the campaign, 89,750 children were immunized, giving a successful coverage of 98.
The special measles vaccination campaign of 1997: some 1.1 million people were immunized to prevent a predicted epidemic.
Approximately 46.8 million children were immunized-- 98 per cent of the target population.
It should be noted that some 2.9 million children were immunized in the fourth campaign, which was carried out in March 2014.
Nigeria had two rounds of NID between October and November 2000 during which over 40 million children were immunized.
Over 41,000 children under five years of age were immunized against measles and at least the first dose of poliomyelitis between January and June 1995.
vaccinated in three days, and across West and Central Africa 76 million children were immunized in 17 countries.
As part of the programme, 69,579 children were immunized.
83 per cent of infants were immunized against measles.
over 88 per cent of children were immunized against poliomyelitis, diphtheria,
about 90 percent of infants were immunized and the incidence of SIDS decreased to about 1,600 cases each year.
91 per cent of newborn babies in Saudi Arabia were immunized; as a result, the incidence of contagious diseases had been greatly reduced,
more than 75 per cent were immunized against tetanus for two times during pregnancy.