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Pakistan police arrest parents refusing to vaccinate children
Sydney Morning Herald
Peshawar: Police in north-west Pakistan have arrested more than 450 parents for refusing to vaccinate their children against polio. Deputy commissioner of Peshawar Riaz Khan Mehsud said 471 parents were detained and sent to jail for refusing the vaccine.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Peshawar: Police in north-west Pakistan have arrested more than 450 parents for refusing to vaccinate their children against polio. Deputy commissioner of Peshawar Riaz Khan Mehsud said 471 parents were detained and sent to jail for refusing the vaccine.
KP police arrest 471 parents for refusing polio vaccine
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Pakistan detains parents refusing kids' polio vaccine
DAWN.com
Polio vaccination campaign put off in three districts
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QUETTA: The second phase of a polio eradication campaign could not be launched in Quetta, Zhob and Sherani districts on Monday because of inadequate security arrangements by the Balochistan government. The health department refused to send staff ...
Anti-polio campaigns postponed again in high-risk areas of BalochistanThe Express Tribune
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QUETTA: The second phase of a polio eradication campaign could not be launched in Quetta, Zhob and Sherani districts on Monday because of inadequate security arrangements by the Balochistan government. The health department refused to send staff ...
Anti-polio campaigns postponed again in high-risk areas of Balochistan
Polio Vaccination Stopped In Quetta Following The Security Issues
Polio campaign postponed in Quetta due to security concerns
The Express Tribune
Crippling Disease: Anti-polio drive begins in Pindi
The Express Tribune
Dr Khalid said the drive was launched after sewage samples from these areas indicated the presence of polio virus. By APP. Published: March 3, 2015. RAWALPINDI: A five-day anti-polio campaign kicked off in 28 high-risk union councils of the city, ...
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The Express Tribune
Dr Khalid said the drive was launched after sewage samples from these areas indicated the presence of polio virus. By APP. Published: March 3, 2015. RAWALPINDI: A five-day anti-polio campaign kicked off in 28 high-risk union councils of the city, ...
5-day anti-polio drive kicks off in high risk areas
Daily Times
'Enrolment of every child will be ensured by the end of 2018'
Daily Times
LAHORE: Minister for Law, Excise & Taxation and Finance, Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman has said that private educational institutions are playing a pivotal role in providing quality education and government highly appreciates the services of private sector for the ...
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LAHORE: Minister for Law, Excise & Taxation and Finance, Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman has said that private educational institutions are playing a pivotal role in providing quality education and government highly appreciates the services of private sector for the ...
Institute of Neuro Sciences to be operational by April, says minister
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Over 100 countries affected by deadly swine flu to date
The News International
LAHORE: While over 100 countries, including Pakistan, have till date been affected by the pandemic Swine Flu, numerous global celebrities like Costa Rica's President Oscar Arias Sanchez, famous Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor, former British Premier ...
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LAHORE: While over 100 countries, including Pakistan, have till date been affected by the pandemic Swine Flu, numerous global celebrities like Costa Rica's President Oscar Arias Sanchez, famous Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor, former British Premier ...
BMC's swine flu audit says delay in medical help leads to death
'Carry out awareness drive for swine flu and jaundice
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Second round of Sehat Ka Ittihad kicks off in KP, FATA
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PESHAWAR: The second round of the Sehat Ka Ittehad (alliance for health) programme has been kicked off at 21 districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa amidst tight security arrangements on Monday. The two-day campaign has also begun in Federally ...
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Second phase of 'Sehat ka Ittehad' campaign underway in KPK, FATAdunyanews.tv (press release) (blog)
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PESHAWAR: The second round of the Sehat Ka Ittehad (alliance for health) programme has been kicked off at 21 districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa amidst tight security arrangements on Monday. The two-day campaign has also begun in Federally ...
Sehat ka ittehad: Campaign to enter second phase
Second phase of 'Sehat ka Ittehad' campaign underway in KPK, FATA
SAMAA TV
5-day anti-polio drive begins in Karachi
SAMAA TV
KARACHI: The five days anti-polio campaign, postponed last week due to non-availability of security cover for the concerned vaccinators, in 12 high risk UCs of district central, began here Monday. As per schedule 1,15,300 children, under five years of age ...
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KARACHI: The five days anti-polio campaign, postponed last week due to non-availability of security cover for the concerned vaccinators, in 12 high risk UCs of district central, began here Monday. As per schedule 1,15,300 children, under five years of age ...
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Daily Mail
Research suggests IQ scores are getting steadily higher
Daily Mail
In research looking back over IQ tests from the past few decades, they found that the tests were becoming harder - but people were still doing just as well. But the reasons why people are becoming smarter is not known - with theories including better ...
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Daily Mail
In research looking back over IQ tests from the past few decades, they found that the tests were becoming harder - but people were still doing just as well. But the reasons why people are becoming smarter is not known - with theories including better ...
The News Reports
Fatty foods in short run could help minimize damaging effect of heart attacks
The News Reports
Health experts have already suggested against having fatty foods if one wants to carry on living a healthy life, but a new research published in the American Journal of Physiology – Heart and Circulatory Physiology has claimed that having high-fat foods may ...
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Health experts have already suggested against having fatty foods if one wants to carry on living a healthy life, but a new research published in the American Journal of Physiology – Heart and Circulatory Physiology has claimed that having high-fat foods may ...
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The Global Impact of Neglected Tropical Diseases
The Epoch Times
A municipal council worker dispenses insecticide using a fogging machine during a dengue-prevention spraying in Ampang, in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 11, 2014. Dengue fever is spread by mosquitoes and causes joint pain, nausea, high fevers, ...
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A municipal council worker dispenses insecticide using a fogging machine during a dengue-prevention spraying in Ampang, in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 11, 2014. Dengue fever is spread by mosquitoes and causes joint pain, nausea, high fevers, ...
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