Immunization in Pakistan: Ayesha Raza Farooq Urges Stronger Commitment
ISLAMABAD, Apr 29 (APP): Ayesha Raza Farooq, Prime Minister’s Focal Person for Polio Eradication, stressed immunization in Pakistan as a shield against life-threatening diseases. She said this in a special message during the national immunization push. The appeal focuses on protecting children through timely vaccines and clear information about vaccination schedules.
Immunization in Pakistan matters for every child
Immunization in Pakistan is essential for every family. Farooq urged parents to check vaccines and to participate in clinics organized across districts. The aim is to reach every child with essential shots and reliable guidance.
The role of polio eradication and vaccination campaigns
Polio eradication remains central to the effort. At the same time, routine immunization against measles, whooping cough, and other diseases is strengthened. Officials say consistent vaccination protects future generations and reduces health risks.
Health workers emphasize clear information, proper cold chains, and monitoring of coverage. This work saves lives and supports a healthier Pakistan.
What families can do today
Check your child’s vaccination schedule and visit local clinics. Attend sessions and complete all required doses. Share reliable immunization information with neighbors and remind schools about vaccination norms.
- Share credible immunization information with neighbors
- Encourage attendance at vaccination clinics
In summary, immunization in Pakistan remains a priority. Ayesha Raza Farooq’s call for stronger commitment aims to protect every child and ensure a safer future.
Immunization momentum in 2026
Federal and provincial teams are coordinating to expand outreach. Data from districts show more clinics opening. Mothers groups and school health programs are being engaged to boost turnout. The collaboration between health departments, NGOs, and communities strengthens trust and increases vaccine uptake across Punjab and Sindh.
How you can help today
Talk to your doctor about vaccines and keep track of your child’s immunization card. Bring children to vaccination sessions and remind relatives to participate. Share accurate immunization facts and counter myths in your community.
Immunization in Pakistan remains a priority and with strong leadership, every child will stay protected.
