Polio curse
The worst feeling is seeing children suffer from preventable conditions like polio. This year alone, Pakistan has recorded 32 cases of wild poliovirus, over five times higher than last year’s total. Pakistan remains one of two countries where polio is still endemic, with cases rising due to parental refusal of vaccines fuelled by misinformation. Anti-vaccine propaganda remains a formidable barrier, with thousands of parents refusing to vaccinate their children. This issue has escalated in recent years, highlighting potential mishandling of public health priorities. Efforts are needed to change mindsets and ensure every child receives crucial vaccinations. Parents should be educated about vaccines at birth, and religious leaders and schools should promote vaccination. While current efforts like door-to-door campaigns are commendable, more comprehensive actions are necessary to eradicate polio from Pakistan.
Muhammad Aslam Khalti
Kashmore
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