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UN-supported campaign to immunize 150,000 Rohingya children against deadly diseases

UN-supported campaign to immunize 150,000 Rohingya children against deadly diseases

Sep 18, 2017, at 04:34 am

New York, Sept 17(Just Earth News): As thousands of Rohingya refugees – including many children – having fled violence in Myanmar continue to arrive in Bangladesh, a United Nations-supported vaccination campaign has been initiated to prevent the spread of potentially deadly diseases.