en-pk-hotdailynews: 2014-10-28 Pakistan Health

'We will neither do it, nor allow anyone to do it'  The News International
'We will neither do it ourselves, nor allow anyone else to do it,' goes the English translation of the maxim, 'Na karein gay, na karnay dein gay.' And no adage can better illustrate the current mindset of Pakistan's polio leadership and the federal health ministry, ...

'Pakistan Is Now the Major Stumbling Block to Global Polio Eradication'   Wall Street Journal (blog)
Eradicating polio: IMB seeks UN agency's help on Pakistan   The Express Tribune
Unicef warned of polio funding cut   DAWN.com
Daily Times
Outbreak News Today
AllAfrica.com
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The Express Tribune

Eradicating polio  The Express Tribune
KARACHI: Although several anti-polio campaigns have been staged in the country, the number of polio cases has recently reached an alarming figure with around 220 cases having been reported across the country. These are 220 cases that could have been ...

Anti-polio drive put off in 16 districts   DAWN.com
750000 kids get polio vaccine   The Nation
0.7m children vaccinated during anti-polio campaign   Frontier Post
dunyanews.tv (press release) (blog)
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DAWN.com

28 dengue patients hospitalised in Rawalpindi  The Nation
RAWALPINDI - The district government and other authorities concerned seem totally failed to control dengue, as 28 more new dengue patients landed in three teaching hospitals of the city on Monday, taking the tally of dengue patients to 804. The three ...

Dengue patient dies in hospital   DAWN.com

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The Express Tribune

Dangerous rise: Dengue's bite continues to sting  The Express Tribune
The unhindered spread of dengue fever in Rawalpindi has alarmed health officials with 29 fresh cases reported in the last 48 hours, taking the year's toll to over 700. Currently, 16 union councils (UCs) of the city are affected by the disease. Out of the total ...

For news details visit : http://nation.com.pk/sunday-plus/19-Oct-2014/defeating ...   The Nation

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Financial Express

Mobile app helps track Ebola epidemic  Financial Express
A new mobile telephone based mapping service has been created in a bid to track Ebola. (Reuters). SummaryA new mobile telephone based mapping service has been created in a bid to track Ebola.
Australia issues blanket visa ban on Ebola-hit countries   Reuters UK
Travel bans issued in reaction to Ebola   The Star Online
International community ramps ups efforts to contain Ebola crisis in West Africa   Montreal Gazette
New Zealand Herald
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A new script: Four books to revive Torwali language The Express Tribune
Research, anecdotal history to be used to collect information about grammar, vocabulary and folk tales. By Our Correspondent. Published: October 26, 2014. Share this article Print this page Email. IBT representative Aftab Ahmad said four books of the ...

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IBNLive

Tackling the polio menace  Business Recorder
As the nation observed this year's World Polio Day on Friday it was obvious that a lot more efforts are needed to win the battle against this crippling disease. The report card made a dismal reading: Pakistan accounts for 80 percent of the global polio cases; ...

UNICEF warns India against Polio risk as cases rise in Pakistan   Daily News & Analysis

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DAWN.com (blog)

Burka Avenger, the award-winning controversy  DAWN.com (blog)
There have always been intense, heated, debates on the subject of “success”. It starts from nothing, rises to its peak and then drops to back to nothing. Business students will concur that if you have a great product, the right strategy, perfect timing and a tinge of ...

Pakistan's 'Burka Avenger' Lends Her Superpowers to Fight Polio   NBCNews.com
Pakistan to fight Polio with 'Burka Avenger'   Jerusalem Post
Pakistan's first cartoon superheroine joins fight against polio   NET Website

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