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Two Crore Children Vaccinated Against Measles, Target to Cover Another 35 Lakh

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Two crore children across the country have already been vaccinated under the measles-rubella immunization program. The government is working with a target to bring another 35 lakh missed children under this program within the next month.
  • Two crore children across the country have already been vaccinated under the measles-rubella immunization program.
  • Another 35 lakh missed children will be brought under the catch-up campaign within the next month.
  • State Minister for Health Dr. Mohammad Abdul Muhith shared this information at an event marking the measles-rubella vaccination campaign.
  • The US government, Gavi, UNICEF, and local health workers are cooperating to make the vaccination program a success.
  • The government is placing special importance on addressing challenges in the health sector and on preventive healthcare programs.
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Over two crore children in Bangladesh have received measles and rubella vaccines so far. The government aims to vaccinate another 35 lakh children within the next month. US support is playing a key role in this campaign.

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