There are no widespread impacts on health services in Amazonas. According to the state government, the consensus is that the movement did not affect essential services, such as health, transportation and security. The internal supply is normalized, both in relation to fuel for service vehicles and generators of the units, as well as hospital supplies for the capital and interior.
The government has maintained a close dialogue with suppliers to guarantee the stocks of medicines and inputs and the regular maintenance of health services. Fuel has been reserved for the distribution of medicines and supplies, both for the interior and for the health units in the capital. And a contingency plan exists, in case of a shortage with 60,000 liters of fuel, which will serve, as a priority, the health fleets, including ambulances, and public security.