Key Takeaways
- Punjab Anti-Polio Programme head Khalid Pervez reviewed vaccination arrangements.
- Inspections focused on mobile and migrant settlements and key transit points.
- Stress placed on ensuring no travelling or mobile child is missed.
Punjab Anti-Polio Programme head Khalid Pervez conducted a review of polio vaccination arrangements in Multan, focusing on mobile and migrant settlements and key transit points.
During his inspection, Pervez visited various locations to oversee the ongoing campaign, ensuring that no child, whether travelling or mobile, is overlooked.
The review aimed to enhance the effectiveness of the vaccination drive, particularly in areas where children are more likely to be on the move.
Pervez inspected vaccination activities at different locations, checking the progress and ensuring that all necessary measures were in place.
His visit highlighted the importance of comprehensive coverage in the campaign, with a particular emphasis on reaching children in mobile and migrant communities.
The official stressed the need for meticulous planning and execution to ensure that the polio vaccination drive is successful in Multan.
By reviewing the arrangements, Pervez aimed to address any potential gaps and ensure that the campaign is as effective as possible.
The ongoing polio vaccination campaign in Multan is part of a broader effort to eliminate the disease in Pakistan, with the government and health workers working tirelessly to achieve this goal.
