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A UN-backed campaign begins Nov. 9 to vaccinate 44,000 Gaza children against measles, polio, and other diseases, following war-related disruptions.
A catch-up immunization campaign begins in Gaza on November 9, targeting 44,000 children who missed vaccines due to two years of war.
Led by UNICEF, UNRWA, WHO, and Gaza’s health ministry, the effort will deliver vaccines for measles, polio, tetanus, and other diseases in three phases through January.
Over 450 health workers and 149 doctors have been trained, and malnutrition screening will be included.
The campaign addresses a drop in vaccination coverage from 98% to below 70% and the destruction of 31 of 54 pre-war clinics.
Officials call it a moral imperative to protect children’s health amid a devastated healthcare system.
Una campaña respaldada por la ONU comienza el 9 de noviembre para vacunar a 44.000 niños de Gaza contra el sarampión, la poliomielitis y otras enfermedades, tras las interrupciones relacionadas con la guerra.