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Members of the Phek District Working Group at the meeting on the measles and rubella campaign held at the Assistant Commissioner's office on July 10.
Mokokchung, July 11 (MExN): District Operational Task Forces for the measles and rubella vaccination campaign, to be launched on October 3, hold meetings in the respective districts of the country. State.
Mokokchung : The meeting at Mokokchung took place in the conference room of ADC Planning. The RCH-UIP District Program Officer, Dr. Temsuyanger, said the campaign was aimed at strengthening immunity against measles and rubella and preventing disease in the community. Children aged 9 months to 15 years old must be vaccinated during the campaign. The vaccine, he said, should be taken regardless of their previous vaccination status, given that the dose given in the campaign is complementary, which constitutes a safe and effective vaccine for the elimination of the disease.
The meeting also discussed and made plans and preparatory programs for the campaign with a minimum of 95% of the target age group to be vaccinated. Dr. Abishek, RRT of WHO, who also attended the meeting as the observer and campaign representative, also gave his opinion, his opinions and the importance of the success of the campaign.
Peren: At the meeting held in Peren in the deputy commissioner's conference room, DC DC, DC S. Tainiu emphasized the importance of the RM campaign that is being organized across the country. She also praised the noble initiative taken by the Government of India to raise public awareness of the success of the program.
A DIPR report informed that the Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Supongmenla and the DPO (RCH + UIP), Dr. Nukshisangla, shared all the plans and targeted areas of the campaign. They stressed the need for cooperation between important departments, churches, NGOs, the military school and the public for the success of the RM campaign. They emphasized that not a single child from 9 months to 15 years should be excluded from the immunization program.
Private practitioners are required to support the district task force for the successful implementation of the program. All block levels will be monitored by the respective officers who will be heading into the area.
The task force will be responsible for the positive or negative results of the RM campaign and finding solutions. Series of meetings will be convened based on the needs of the RM campaign and its implementing agencies, as needed, from time to time, prior to the start of the campaign.
Phek: The Phek District Task Force organized a meeting on the Measles and Rubella Campaign on July 10 at the Assistant Commissioner's Office.
Dr. Kolhitso Khalo, district immunization officer, highlighted the activities and strategies of the campaign. He emphasized the importance of intersectoral coordination with allied departments, including the para-military service. DC Phek Orenthung Lotha asked all the Allied departments to give full support and a company for a successful implementation of the campaign.
Dr. Prafull Singh, RRT (WHO) briefed participants on the roles and responsibilities of different departments during the RM campaign. He informed that all children aged 9 months to 15 years would be vaccinated in schools and health centers in the district. He added that no vaccination from house to house would be carried out.
The house also discussed that the school registration and registration of Anganwadi will be used to estimate the target population for the RM campaign.
A press release issued by NHM district media officer Kutolu Nakro said that the entire hard-to-reach population would be covered by the mobile medical unit and the hospital's medical staff from 22 AR. Phek will also help some of the hardest to reach. areas.
Block-level training will be organized to sensitize leaders from allied departments, including directors and nodal teachers from all public and private schools in the district.
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