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Over 719,000 children immunized in Rawalpindi as catch-up drive begins

Door-to-door teams administered oral polio drops during the recent anti-polio campaign, health officials said.

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— APP (Pakistan)

Door-to-door vaccination teams across Rawalpindi district administered oral polio drops to more than 719,000 children during the recent anti-polio campaign, health officials confirmed on Thursday.

Khalid Pervez, head of the Anti-Polio Program, said field teams completed extensive coverage across all targeted areas of the district as part of the drive.

Officials said a catch-up drive has since been initiated to reach children who may have been missed during the main campaign, in line with efforts to sustain high immunization coverage.

Anti-polio campaigns in Pakistan rely on repeated rounds of door-to-door vaccination to maintain protection against the poliovirus, which remains endemic in parts of the country.

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