Daniel Salas
Daniel Salas is a Costa Rican physician and public health expert who served as the Minister of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic. He was pivotal in managing the country's response to the health crisis that began in March 2020, overseeing the implementation of various health measures to contain the virus's spread, including social distancing, mask mandates, and the expansion of hospital capacity. His leadership during this challenging time was marked by a focus on scientific knowledge and public safety.
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Ecuador:
Daniel Salas is the executive manager of the Special Program for Comprehensive Immunization of OPS.
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Argentina:
Daniel Salas, the director of the immunization area at OPS, stated that distrust in vaccines does not significantly explain the vaccination problem.
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Costa Rica:
Daniel Salas was the minister of Health who confirmed the first two cases of covid-19 in the country.
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