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July 27, 2025

News Desk

From the crisis to control: The discovery of the Bacillus Polio.

With Mohammad Zafar Baloch | Posted on July 27, 2025 Quetta: The Bomish, observes a remarkable recovery in its battle against polio, with 2025 marking a period of constant progress and a renewed hope. Once you have faced some of the country’s highest rates of the country, the province is now showing a significant decrease in environmental surveillance and – in particular – a single case of a wild polio has so far not mentioned. In 2024, Balochistan faced a worrying situation: and 23 of its environmental surveillance (ES) positively tested for polio, pushing the proportion of provincial positivity to

September 6, 2024

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Israel Blocks Polio Vaccination Efforts in East Gaza: Palestinian Ministry of Health

Israel has denied coordination for medical teams to administer polio vaccinations in areas east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, according to Gaza’s health ministry. This region hosts a significant part of the target population for the vaccination campaign. The ministry has urged the immediate intervention of the relevant agencies to ensure the success of the vaccination campaign and reach all children in need. The second phase of the polio vaccination campaign began on Thursday in Khan Younis, targeting children under the age of ten. Dr. Abdul Hadi Seyam reported strong parental interest in the vaccination drive, with medical teams

August 31, 2024

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Polio vaccination campaign begins in Gaza as WHO secures humanitarian pause

Listen to the article A health official said a polio vaccination campaign began in Gaza on Saturday after the war-torn region recorded its first case of the disease in a quarter of a century. Local health officials along with the UN and NGOs are “starting today the polio vaccination campaign in the central area,” said Musa Abed, director of primary health care at Gaza’s health ministry. AFP. The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday that Israel had agreed to a series of three-day “humanitarian pauses” in Gaza to facilitate vaccinations, although officials had earlier said the campaign was expected

May 12, 2024

News Desk

Fight against polio

The scourge of polio is slowly spreading its holes once again across the landscape of Pakistan. In an alarming turn of events, wild poliovirus type 1 (WPV1) has resurfaced in sewage samples from the Hub, an area that had proudly remained free of the virus until now. This alarming development—combined with the detection of WPV1 in many other areas and the increasing number of new cases, currently at 116 this year alone—casts a shadow of uncertainty over our nation’s efforts to eradicate this devastating disease. As the virus sneaks into previously unaffected areas, it becomes clear that our battle against

January 27, 2024

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Prime Minister hails role of Rotary International and others in polio eradication

Islamabad: Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar on Friday praised Rotary International, the global community and development partners for their role in eradicating polio in Pakistan. The prime minister, in a meeting with a delegation of Rotary International led by Stephanie A Urchik, also appreciated the services of the organization in promoting education and other sectors. The delegation briefed the prime minister about Pakistan’s Smart Village Program and Rotary International’s achievements in polio eradication. The Prime Minister congratulated Stephanie on becoming the first female president of Rotary International and expressed her best wishes. He also reiterated his government’s determination to

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