Polio drops make children strong: Pashtun v-loggers

KARACHI: Pakistan's leading Pashtun V-loggers Isa Khan and Asim Kamal have expressed their happiness after getting their children vaccinated and said that Polio drops will make children strong.

In a video message, the popular V-loggers appealed to their fans to take full advantage of the nationwide polio campaign and cooperate fully with the polio workers and save their children from permanent disability.

It may be recalled that this time too, an anti-polio campaign has been launched in all the channels and newspapers of Jang, The News and Geo TV Network (Jang Group). The aim is to raise public awareness about polio.

According to the details, Isa Khan Orakzai of the well-known Pashtun V-lager "Zinda Bad Wines" made a video of his child getting polio drops. He said that today is a very important day not only for me but for all children. Polio teams are coming from house to house and today we will take advantage of this opportunity to give polio drops to Shahzeb (son). There is no harm in administering this vaccine. Isa Khan's son Shahzeb asked, "Is there a cure for polio?" In response, the polio worker said, "No, son! There is no cure for this disease, only polio drops protect against this disease." Isa Khan further said, "I don't understand why people hide their children from getting polio drops."

On the other hand, well-known V-lager Asim Kamal vaccinated his son Mustafa against polio. During his video, he asked the polio worker if young children could tolerate polio drops. The polio worker replied that polio drops do not make a child weak, they make him strong and he also avoids a contagious disease like polio. Asim asked why these polio drops are given to children again and again. The answer is that these drops save children from permanent disability, keep them healthy and reduce the risk of disability. Asim Kamal said in his video message that You should also vaccinate your children against polio, cooperate with the polio team and secure the future of your children.

Remember! Achieving a healthy Pakistan is in the hands of the people. To save your children from lifelong disability, vaccinate them once again and make a healthy Pakistan possible.