Broba protiv dječije paralize je pri kraju

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Autor: | Datum: 27/10/2022

Samo dvije zemlje i dalje prijavljuju slučajeve dječje paralize (Polio virusa): Afganistan i Pakistan. Rotary vjeruje da možemo smanjiti taj broj na nulu: #WorldPolioDay

Svake godine 24. oktobra obilježava se Svjetski dan borbe protiv dječije paralize čime se želi podići svijest o ovoj izuzetno opasnoj i potencijalno smrtonosnoj akutnoj zaraznoj bolesti, ukaže na ispunjenosti uvjeta za održavanje država „slobodnih od dječije paralize“ i postizanja i održavanja visokih stopa procijepljenosti protiv dječije paralize.

Od 1979. Rotary International počinje ovu borbu koja još traje. Zajedno sa našim partnerima, pomogli smo imunizirati više od 2,5 milijarde djece protiv dječje paralize u 122 zemlje. Smanjili smo broj slučajeva poliomijelitisa za 99,9% širom svijeta i nećemo prestati dok ne okončamo bolest zauvijek.

Rotary Club Zenica je i ove godine donirao sredstva u borbi protiv ove bolesti.

  • Health workers at a polio-vaccine transit post in Antock, Punjab, Pakistan. The team aims to vaccinate children missed during routine immunization campaigns. 05 August 2019. Building on Rotary's work with the global health community and its GPEI partners, Rotary members in Pakistan build relationships with families that are focused on health care. As part of their commitment to eradicate polio, Rotary clubs sponsor health camps, fund permanent immunizations centers, organize religious leaders to support vac
  • A woman opens the curtain to her home for Tayyaba Gul (right), of the Rotary Club of Islamabad (Metropolitan), and Parveen Ajmal, Lady Health Worker, who are there to talk to women with families during a door-to-door campaign in Nowshera, Pakistan. 04 August 2019. Building on Rotary's work with the global health community and its GPEI partners, Rotary members in Pakistan build relationships with families that are focused on health care. As part of their commitment to eradicate polio, Rotary clubs sponsor he
  • Day one of the Subnational Immunization Days in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India, a weeklong campaign to vaccinate children against polio. Rotarians, Rotaractors, health workers, and other volunteers set up and operate more than 1,500 immunization booths in the area. 23 June 2019.
  • Rotarian and Lagos State immunization officer Bola Orefejo (right) vaccinates a child against polio at Ikosi Health Center in Lagos, Nigeria. 28 July 2020. Find the story in "Rotary" magazine, October 2020.