March 3rd Marks Nationwide Pulse Polio Immunization Drive

In a concerted effort to bolster immunization against polio, the Health Department of the state has orchestrated a comprehensive campaign set to roll out on March 3, Sunday. With a staggering target of over 23 lakh children under the age of five, authorities are gearing up to administer an additional dose of the oral polio vaccine.

The deployment of 46,942 volunteers and 1,564 supervisors underscores the magnitude of the undertaking. Rigorous training has equipped these personnel to conduct the drive efficiently and effectively.

Polio-centric Booth Setup and Operation

The scale of this initiative is staggering, with 23,471 booths, comprising both stationary and mobile units, strategically positioned across the state. Operating from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on March 3, these booths aim to ensure comprehensive coverage in immunizing children against polio.

A robust workforce comprising 46,942 volunteers and 1,564 supervisors has been rigorously trained to facilitate the smooth execution of the drive, emphasizing the paramount importance of combating polio.

Booths are strategically established in key locations such as schools, anganwadis, health centers, and public spaces like railway and bus stations, airports, tourist centers, and migrant laborer camps. This strategic distribution approach aims to leave no child vulnerable to polio, effectively reaching children from all walks of life and geographical regions.

These meticulous follow-up measures underscore the unwavering commitment to leaving no child behind in the fight against polio.

Urgent Appeal by Health Minister

Health Minister Veena George, in a fervent appeal to parents, emphasizes the critical role they play in safeguarding their children’s health. Encouraging active participation in the Pulse Polio drive, she urges parents to prioritize administering the pulse polio to children under five years of age.

As the state braces itself for this monumental endeavor, the collective effort and commitment towards polio eradication stand as a beacon of hope for a healthier future generation.

Conclusion

As the state mobilizes its resources for this monumental polio eradication campaign, the collective determination to eliminate this crippling disease serves as a beacon of hope for a healthier, polio-free future generation.

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