On the last day of the anti-polio campaign, the teams should be active to administer drops to the remaining children, said the Deputy Commissioner.

Faisalabad(94 news) Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Ali has directed that the teams should be proactive to give immunization to the children who are left behind for some reason on the last day of the anti-polio campaign. There should not be any carelessness in this regard. He issued this directive while reviewing the implementation of the anti-polio campaign.

Additional Deputy Commissioner(General)Mian Aftab Ahmed, CEO Health Dr. Mushtaq Supra, District Health Officer Dr. Bilal Ahmed, assistant commissioners, officers of various departments, representative doctors of the World Health Organization were also present. The Deputy Commissioner, while reviewing the targets for vaccination of children in connection with the ongoing anti-polio campaign, said that on the last day, children up to the age of five years should be verified by going door-to-door and the set target should be completed in any case and the completion of this important task. He also urged to check the presence of teams at public places, public transport bases, railway stations and other places. On this occasion, the District Health Officer said that in the first 3 days of the campaign, 13 lakh 67 thousand 532 children have been vaccinated and 99.2% of the target has been achieved, while the remaining children are being vaccinated.