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[24/12/2019 02:38]

MARIB-SABA
Deputy governor of Marib Abdullah al-Bakiri and the director of the local Public Heath ministry branch Abdulaziz al-Shaddadi inaugurated a drive against infant polio in the city on Tuesday.

The house-to-house campaign is being implemented with support from the WHO and UNICEF in Yemen. Over three days, the campaign is set to cover 77,353 children below the age of five.