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Measles claims lives of four children in Khairpur
December 31, 2021
SUKKUR: A total of four children died of measles outbreak in district Khairpur. In the village Rasool Bakhash Jamali of Thari Mirwah town of Khairpur, four children, identified as Faisal, Seema, Kalsoom and Subhan, died of measles...
Suspected measles kills seven children in Manchhar villages
Qurban Ali Khushik
Published February 21, 2022 - Updated about 12 hours ago
DADU: Villagers in two settlements along the Manchhar Lake embankment have complained that seven children have died of measles and a hitherto undiagnosed disease over the last two days but health authorities have not so far sent any team of doctors to the affected areas to investigate the disease and provide medical aid to poor patients.
The deceased were identified as three-year-old twins Hassan and Hussain, one-year-old Bharai Khan, Walidad Mallah, two-year-old Mohammad, who lived in Khan Mohammad Mallah village at Zero Point, 18-month-old Ali Raza and six-month-old Tania Malllah, who died in Madni Mallah village near Shah Hassan town. All of them fell victim to a mysterious disease between Jan 1 and Feb 20, said the villagers...
Measles outbreak in Sindh claims lives of 70 children
By M Waqar Bhatti
March 04, 2022
KARACHI: Despite spending billions of rupees on the world’s largest measles and rubella vaccination campaign in Sindh in November last year, dozens of children have died due to measles, while hundreds of cases of the highly contagious vaccine-preventable disease have been reported in Sindh since January 1, The News has learnt.
“Daily dozens of measles cases are being reported at various public and private hospitals throughout Sindh, and the disease has so far claimed the lives of over 60-70 children across the province in the last two months alone,” a senior paediatrician associated with the Pakistan Paediatric Association (PPA) said. Citing data from different public and private hospitals and clinics being run by paediatricians, the PPA office-bearer, who requested anonymity, claimed that so far at least 2,500 cases of measles have been reported. However, the paediatrician pointed out, these cases are just the tip of the iceberg, as most cases and the resultant deaths are not being reported by parents and healthcare professionals...
Measles breaks out in Dera village
A Correspondent Published July 20, 2022 - Updated about 5 hours ago
DERA ISMAIL KHAN: An outbreak of measles has affected a number of children in Qayyum Nagar area of Malana union council of Dera Ismail Khan district.
Deputy district health officer Dr Hafiz Mohammad Farooq Gul Betanni confirmed on Tuesday the measles outbreak and said he had formed special teams to control the disease...
Rawalpindi sees sharp rise in measles cases
Punjab govt alerts authorities to expedite vaccination against contagious disease
Imran Asghar December 04, 2022
RAWALPINDI:
Rawalpindi has seen a sharp increase in the number of measles cases in the current year despite vaccination.
Around 600 measles cases were reported in Rawalpindi since January 2022. The Rawalpindi district made it to the top in terms of the number of measles cases in the province.
Sources in the health department told The Express Tribune that despite vaccination, the contagious disease continues to spread among children. The Punjab health department also expressed concern over the continuous rise in the number of measles cases and directed health authorities to use all available resources to contain the spread of the disease...
Diphtheria, measles responsible for many deaths in Punjab
Punjab
January 13, 2023 10:10 pm
LAHORE (Web Desk) – The Punjab Health Department has issued a report in which deaths due to measles and diphtheria have been revealed.
The report mentioned from December 25 to 31, measles led to 25 deaths and diphtheria was responsible for 9 deaths, with 395 measles cases in Lahore and 334 in Rawalpindi...