According to the National Institute of Health (NIH), a five-year-old boy has been affected by the virus in the Landhi area of Karachi. The children infected with the crippling disease has never been administered the anti-polio vaccine, said sources.
Health officials reported two polio cases from Sindh and Balochistan on June 21. The children infected with the crippling disease have never been administered the anti-polio vaccine, said sources. Giving details, the source said that a three-month-old infant was tested positive for polio virus in Duki area of Balochistan. In Sindh, a four-year-old boy was diagnosed with the crippling disease in Ghotki.
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