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Khost records 3 positive polio cases in a decade
Posted on 2013-02-02 19:01:13
KHOST CITY (PAN): Southeastern Khost province recorded three new positive polio cases in a decade on Saturday as health officials confirmed presence of poliomyelitis in three vaccinated children in a district near the Pakistani border.
The affected children belonged to a village in the Qalander district that lies near the Pakistani border, Public Health Director Dr. Amir Badsha Mangal said, adding it remained unclear how the virus got to Khost which has been polio-free since 2002...
Immunisation programme halted in Nuristan province, raising fears that opposition has spread from Pakistan
Emma Graham-Harrison in Kabul
guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 12 March 2013 16.31 GMT
The Taliban have halted an annual polio vaccination campaign in a remote part of Afghanistan, according to a senior official, raising concerns that opposition to the critical immunisation drive could be spilling across from insurgent groups in neighbouring Pakistan...
