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Nationwide Anti-Polio Drive to begin on October 13

A health worker manages polio falls on school children for vaccination during a door-to-door elimination campaign on Citizens in Lahore on April 21 2025.-AFP Over 400,000 trained workers in polio to participate in the campaign. Children take an additional dose of vitamin a. NEOC urges parents to ensure that every child receives falls of polio. The National Emergency Business Center (NEOC) has announced that a national campaign against polio will take place from October 13th to October 19th to vaccinate more than 45 million children under five years over the disease. According to NEOC, children will also receive an additional

Dr Shahzad Baig confirms his resignation as head of the anti-polio programme

Dr. Shahzad Baig. — Time Magazine Dr Baig says he resigned his position for personal reasons. Now he will be replaced by a government bureaucrat. So far, 3 children have contracted the polio virus in Pakistan. Dr Shahzad Baig, national coordinator of the Pakistan Polio Eradication Programme, said he was stepping down for “personal reasons”. Dr Baig, who was named to the list of 100 global health leaders by year magazine, he himself confirmed the reason for his resignation Geo News. The development was confirmed by Dr Baig days after Islamabad decided to hire a government official to head the

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