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Chiapas, primer lugar en México en embarazos infantiles

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On 4 May 2016, Fernanda (17) collects the dry clean clothes on the fence of the "31 de Marzo" shelter for people affected by the eathquake in Nuevo Pedernales, Manabi. Fernanda is seven months pregnant, and sister to Erick who is disabled. The families home was badly damaged during the earthquake of April 16th. As at 30 April 2016, it is estimated that approximately 720,000 of the 7.9 million people living in the six most affected provinces have been impacted by the earthquake that struck Ecuador on 16 April 2016. About 350,000 people are in need of urgent assistance, of which 250,000 are children and adolescents. Field assessments confirm significant levels of damage. Houses have been destroyed, the public health system is in emergency status, food and water are scarce, and streets are filled with rubble. Infrastructure, including many roads and bridges, has been severely damaged, resulting in logistics and communications challenges in some areas. Due to continual aftershocks, there is a progressive displacement of population to safer areas. Heavy rainfall is exacerbating the damage, causing floods and stagnant water, increasing the number of breeding sites for mosquitoes. This results in a higher risk of mosquito-borne diseases such as the ZIKV and dengue fever, which already pose an immediate threat to survivors. The Government of Ecuador is providing and coordinating comprehensive response actions. Despite the strong national capacity and large efforts already being undertaken, the national response capacity is overstretched. Priority needs requiring urgent humanitarian assistance are safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), infant and young child feeding (IYCF), health and nutrition, temporary shelter, food, temporary education and protective spaces, child protection, psychosocial assistance and debris removal to support early recovery efforts. Protection services are especially needed for orphaned and separated children. UNICEF has supported the Governmen

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Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chis., 17 JUL.-Chiapas registra el primer lugar en México de embarazos infantiles por cada 100 mil habitantes, derivado de la violencia sexual hacia niñas y adolescentes en las regiones Norte, Costa y Selva, de acuerdo con información de la Fiscalía General del estado.

Datos de la Secretaría de Salud Pública estatal detallan que, durante 2024, en la entidad se registró la tasa de 92 embarazos infantiles por cada 100 mil habitantes, la cifra más alta a nivel nacional.

Es decir, 5 mil 112 niñas, de 16 años o menos, dieron a luz en hospitales de la entidad.

El fenómeno no sólo se focaliza en zonas indígenas, pues en Juárez, al norte de la entidad, se registró el parto de 674 niñas en ese periodo; en Ocosingo y Las Margaritas, en la región Selva, fueron 264 y 22 niñas, respectivamente, y en Tonalá, en la zona Costa, 238 niñas parieron.

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