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Archive for 25/03/2008
10,000 health workers stop polio in one of most dangerous places on earth
25/03/2008 by Mr Shoe Wingtips.
Somalia passes polio-free landmark
Frequent population movements across Somalia meant that children of nomadic populations were at particular risk of polio. As part of innovative and tailored eradication strategies, nomadic routes were identified and mapped, and vaccination points set up at key gathering sites. Thanks to Dr Tajudin from The World Health Organization for this picture.
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St.Marks Catholic School
25/03/2008 by Mr Shoe Wingtips.
A few weeks ago, I visited St. Marks Catholic School to speak to the students about the work of Rotary International campaign to eradicate polio. I found the experience to be very challenging and enjoyable. I have much admiration for those that teach.
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