Dr Imran ul Hassan Khowaja leads measles prevention campaign in Sanghar

Deputy Commissioner of Sanghar, Dr Imran ul Hassan Khowaja, has initiated a crucial measles and rubella prevention campaign targeting around 236,000 children across four talukas in the district. The vaccination program, set to take place from May 20 to 25, 2024, aims to safeguard the health of young ones against these infectious diseases. All necessary arrangements have been made to ensure the smooth execution of this vital public health initiative.

At the official launch of the campaign held at Civil Hospital Sanghar, Dr Khowaja called upon parents and community mobilizers to extend their full support to the health department teams. It is imperative that every child aged between 5 and 59 months receives the essential vaccinations to protect them from measles and rubella, emphasized Dr Khowaja.

The event witnessed the presence of key health officials such as District Health Officer Dr Daulat Jamali and Civil Surgeon Dr Shabeer Channa. Dr Khowaja highlighted the significance of media engagement in spreading awareness about the vaccination campaign. He urged the community to actively participate in this drive to shield children from the risks posed by these diseases. Additionally, he stressed the importance of promptly reporting any instances of negligence to ensure accountability.

The measles and rubella prevention campaign spearheaded by Dr Imran ul Hassan Khowaja in Sanghar District is a crucial step towards protecting the health of children. By fostering community involvement and emphasizing media collaboration, this initiative aims to create a safer environment for the younger population. It is essential for all stakeholders to work together to ensure the success of this vaccination drive and safeguard the well-being of our children.