ISLAMABAD, Apr 29 (APP): All the Assistant Co
mmissioners of the Federal Capital were actively engaging with polio teams to ensure the success of the a seven-day anti-polio drive which started on Monday in ICT.
This proactive involvement aligned with the directives from Islamabad’s Deputy Co
mmissioner and the Additional Deputy Co
mmissioner East, said the Spokesman of Islamabad Capital Territory Administratiin, Dr Abdullah Tabassum here.
In this regard, the Assistant Co
mmissioners from across the city have visited different locations to oversee the polio teams’ activities.
At Jinnah Garden, Assistant Co
mmissioner Saddar area, Ms Mehreen joined the morning assembly, where she discussed the day’s goals and addressed issues concerning polio vaccinations.
She emphasized meeting the targets, addressing “not available” (NA) cases, and handling refusals to ensure maximum coverage. Meanwhile, Assistant Co
mmissioner Nellore area, Uzir Ahamd participated in the morning briefing at I-8 area.
During this session, he reviewed the first day’s planning and addressed any complaints or concerns related to the polio campaign.
Similarly, in the Industrial Area, Assistant Co
mmissioner, Farwa Batool checked in on the polio teams at UCG-15, issuing additional guidance to enhance their operations. This focused approach aimed at streamline the vaccination process and solve any logistical issues.
Furthermore, Assistant Co
mmissioner, Shalimar area attended the morning assembly and provided feedback on reaching out to those unavailable for vaccination and managing refusals. Dr Abdullah said these efforts were part of a coordinated approach to ensure that the polio vaccination campaign runs smoothly and covers as much ground as possible.
It is important to note that these visits were part of a broader initiative to maintain close supervision of the anti-polio campaign. On the occasion, Deputy Co
mmissioner Islamabad, Irfan Nawaz Memon said the polio campaign was a critical public health effort to eradicate the crippling disease, and the involvement of the Assistant Co
mmissioners was a key factor in its success.
By monitoring the progress, addressing challenges, and ensuring efficient operations, ICT administration aimed at to make this anti-polio drive effective and comprehensive.
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