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Islamabad: As many as 51,648 children would be immunised against polio in the eight union councils of Islamabad during the anti-polio drive from December 17 to 19, for which 121 teams have been constituted, a spokesman for the DC’s Office said Sunday.
Deputy Commissioner (Islamabad) Amer Ali Ahmed has directed the anti-polio teams to put in more hard work for eradication of polio and achieve the target without fail.
The DC would personally monitor the progress of immunisation campaign on daily basis. The DHO, assistant commissioner (rural) and 28 area and union council in-charges would be in the field to monitor the progress of anti-polio teams and submit their reports.
The campaign would be carried out in eight union councils, of which union councils Tarlia, Sohan and Rawat would be covered wholly, while union councils of Bhara Kahu, Kurri, Kirpa, Sihala and Koral would be covered partly. He said that 7 transit and 8 fixed points have also been set up in the rural areas for the purpose.
Deputy Commissioner (Islamabad) Amer Ali Ahmed has directed the anti-polio teams to put in more hard work for eradication of polio and achieve the target without fail.
The DC would personally monitor the progress of immunisation campaign on daily basis. The DHO, assistant commissioner (rural) and 28 area and union council in-charges would be in the field to monitor the progress of anti-polio teams and submit their reports.
The campaign would be carried out in eight union councils, of which union councils Tarlia, Sohan and Rawat would be covered wholly, while union councils of Bhara Kahu, Kurri, Kirpa, Sihala and Koral would be covered partly. He said that 7 transit and 8 fixed points have also been set up in the rural areas for the purpose.
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