Karachi launches new polio booster drive across the city

Mayor Murtaza Wahab on Monday inaugurated a special anti-polio campaign at the Lyari Football Stadium.

Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab kicks off a major polio booster campaign. Kids aged four months to 10 years get drops and jet injector shots across the city. Teams target every corner to wipe out polio for good. Government pushes hard to reach all children. Mayor stresses team effort makes Karachi polio-free.

Drive strengthens in tough spots like Lyari—no kid misses out. Parents, step up: ensure kids under five swallow polio drops. Ignore false rumors vaccines save lives. Mayor notes government and private hospital shots match top standards. World Health Organization and doctors call them fully safe.

Mayor and Deputy Mayor Salman Murad lead by example. They take booster doses themselves to spark trust. Cooperate with polio workers over the next 12 to 13 days. Together, we make Pakistan polio-free forever. Health teams swarm the city. Hundreds of mobile and fixed units hit homes, schools, hospitals, and community spots.

They hunt down every eligible child for quick, safe shots. Campaign builds on past wins. Karachi fights back against the virus that lingers sneaky. Boosters build strong shields, stopping spread cold. Mayor begs full support. Spot a team? Welcome them warmly. Hold kids steady for drops. Share correct addresses.

Success stories inspire: vaccinated kids thrive healthy. Families dodge heartbreak from paralysis. City buzzes with action. Schools pause for shots; neighborhoods line up. The goal stays simple—zero polio cases.