Children in south Gaza receive polio vaccinations amid attacks

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Children in south Gaza receive polio vaccinations amid attacks

The Polio vaccination campaign has reached southern Gaza Strip after a successful first stage in the central part of the war- ravaged enclave. In Khan Younis, Gaza, parents are lining up to vaccinate their children against Polio. Over 180,000 children have been vaccinated in central Gaza, with a goal to reach 640,000 by mid-September. The campaign, prompted by a recent Polio case, relies on local humanitarian pauses. Ashraf Shannon reports from Gaza.

September 5, 2024