Author: Assiri, Abdullah M.; Asiri, Sari I.; Banassir, Talib; Baljoon, Mustafa J.; Jokhdar, Hani
Title: Burden of influenza-related severe acute respiratory infections during Hajj season 1438 (2017). Lessons and future directions Document date: 2018_5_23
ID: 4792h5gj_6
Snippet: In conclusion, extending the influenza vaccination requirement to international Hajjis is challenging. Limiting factors include vaccine availability, cost, and the logistics of administering the vaccine at the right time. However, all countries with Muslim communities should be strongly encouraged to provide the influenza vaccine to their Hajjis. The benefit of influenza vaccination in preparation for Hajj extends beyond the protection of Hajjis .....
Document: In conclusion, extending the influenza vaccination requirement to international Hajjis is challenging. Limiting factors include vaccine availability, cost, and the logistics of administering the vaccine at the right time. However, all countries with Muslim communities should be strongly encouraged to provide the influenza vaccine to their Hajjis. The benefit of influenza vaccination in preparation for Hajj extends beyond the protection of Hajjis themselves during their rituals. Close contact with individuals coming from different
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