Big setback for polio eradication in Afghanistan: Taliban suspend virus vaccination campaigns, says UN
The polio eradication efforts in Afghanistan have suffered a big setback. The United Nations (UN) said on Monday (Sept 16) that the Taliban suspended polio vaccination campaigns in the country. Polio is one of the world's most infectious viruses and any unvaccinated group of children where the virus is spreading could undo years of progress.
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The hard truth is, no matter how it was spun, Afghanistan was lost well before the planes left the runway at Bagram Airfield.
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