Why pakistan reputation is at stake as it is one of the only three remaining countries in the world with polio virus?
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As recently as 30 years ago, wild poliovirus paralysed more than 350 000 children in more than 125 countries every year. Today, the virus has been beaten back to less than 30 reported cases in 2018 in just two countries – Afghanistan and Pakistan – and the world stands on the cusp of an unprecedented public health success: the global eradication of a human disease for only the second time in history.
WHO and partners in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative are committed to fully support the Governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan to tackle polio in its last strongholds and get rid of this debilitating disease for good.
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As most countries of the world have already removed the polio virus from their respective countries via vaccination while in Pakistan the incentive of vaccination is not at it's full pace due to which is still a problem in the Islamic republic.