Pakistan’s First Lady, Bibi Asifa Bhutto Zardari, made a passionate appeal to the nation today at the launch of the polio campaign, stating that the war against polio is extremely important for the country’s future. In her statement, she highlighted the extensive efforts being made to eradicate this disease, announcing that starting today, more than 400,000 health workers will spread across the country to administer polio drops to approximately 45 million children.
She appealed to the public to stand with the health workers and make Pakistan a polio-free country. Her words highlight the importance and urgency of the campaign, reflecting the national commitment to eradicate this crippling disease from Pakistan.
This initiative represents a significant mobilization of resources and personnel, aimed at safeguarding the health of the younger generation and ensuring a healthier future for the nation. Bibi Asifa’s call to action is a reminder to support these efforts and of the collective responsibility to protect children from preventable diseases.