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Over 208,000 Children to Receive Polio Vaccination

To sustain India’s polio-free policy, the district health department under the leadership of the Ministry of Health (DMHO) Dr. P. Jagadeeswara Rao plans to develop a vaccine for children. This important measure, scheduled to come into force on March 3, aims to provide polio treatment to 208,163 children under the age of 5. The health department is well equipped with approximately 265,000 doses of polio vaccine, providing adequate supplies for this important work.

In a detailed press conference, Dr Rao explained the extensive arrangements made to facilitate the effective conduct of the vaccination campaign. A network of 1,002 polling stations supported by 74 mobile stations was established to meet the needs of the diverse population in the region. This distribution strategy is further supported by the work of 4,220 dedicated vaccinologists and 92 inspectors to oversee polio control efforts across the region.

Seamlessly understanding the movement of people in the area and the need for vaccination RTC bus and railway station. This measure also ensures that immigrant families take time to protect their children from polio. Additionally, the vaccination has expanded its scope to include PHC, UPHC and all sachivalayams for maximum coverage.

In order to recognize the high risk of certain groups, DMHO has identified approximately 106 high-risk areas in the region. This area is full of poor living conditions, including slums and brick kilns, and is home to approximately 767 children. We will focus on these areas, making special efforts to ensure that no child is left behind in the fight against polio.

Aware that vaccines may not be available in the early stages of the campaign, Dr Rao launched a comprehensive door-to-door campaign from 4 to 6 March. A strong team of 2,004 employees will work together beyond company boundaries to reach every child.

A new report published by Dr. Rao was added to the force along with the Regional Director to promote the future Pulse. Polio Relief Project. The plan to visit 615,000 families on March 4 and 5 further expands the campaign and demonstrates the region’s commitment to eradicating polio. With 1,002 polio cabins, 74 mobile teams and 32 transport hubs, the program aims to protect children in the region from polio.

This mass vaccination campaign represents a significant step towards helping India successfully eliminate polio. Through careful planning, extensive outreach, and community involvement, the District has set an example of public health care to ensure a polio-free future for all children.

Isha Gautam

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