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DC reviews EPIC

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Faisalabad

Deputy Commissioner (DC) Muhammad Ali has directed the Health Department to achieve targets of immunization campaign and submit its monthly report regularly. He was presiding over a meeting here on Saturday to review performance in Expanded Programme for Immunization Campaign. District Health Officer Dr Bilal Ahmed briefed him about implementation details of the programme. The DC made it clear that no negligence would be tolerated in the immunisation drive. Therefore, the campaign should be carried out with full responsibility. He reviewed the overall performance of the Health Department and said that although the department had heavy responsibilities due to coronavirus and dengue, yet it is also an imperative task to protect children from other diseases including polio in which even the slightest omission may cause huge damage.—APP

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