Sindh chief minister directed health authorities to register police case and initiate legal proceedings against the parents who refuse to get their children vaccinated. The chief minister regretted emergence of two polio cases in Sindh in the ongoing year adding that a change of strategy is needed for eradication of the crippling disease. He also urged for a better training for anti-polio health workers.
Shah directed for more steps to get rid of the polio virus from the province. Earlier, the meeting was informed in a briefing that only in Karachi 251806 parents refused to vaccinate their children during the polio vaccination drive. The polio virus found in Karachi’s Gadap, Gulshan Iqbal, Baldia, Landhi, Bin Qasim, SITE, Liaquatabad and Saddar areas in a recent survey, the health officials briefed the meeting. Moreover, the presence of virus also confirmed in Sukkur, Jacobabad and other cities and towns of Sindh, the meeting informed.
Sindh health department in a recent statement urged parents to get all their children vaccinated against polio and other diseases by having two drops of oral polio vaccine (OPV) whenever polio vaccinators knock their doors.
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