Pakistan will become polio free by end of year
By our correspondents
November 22, 2016
Islamabad: UNICEF Country Representative in Pakistan Angela Kearney has said that by the coordinated and collaborative efforts of the international organization and the government of Pakistan polio will be eradicated from the country this year.
Angela Kearny said that in 2014 there were 309 polio cases in Pakistan and the number has significantly reduced to 17 this year. She said that in 2014 five hundred thousand children could not a be accessed for administering polio drops and this number has also been significantly dropped this year. High Commissioner of Canada to Pakistan Perry John Calderwood also said that efforts should be made for the allocation of right resources for the development of the children.
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