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Bilawal Bhutto Calls Anti-Polio Drive War Against Future Threat, Praises Workers

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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Chairman of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), has termed the anti-polio drive as a war against a significant future threat to the nation. In his statement on the campaign, he emphasized its importance in ensuring a healthier future for children.

The PPP leader highlighted that polio is a disease resulting from negligence and can only be eradicated through collective awareness and responsibility. He commended frontline workers of the anti-polio drive, acknowledging their heroic efforts despite challenging conditions such as heat and security risks.

Bilawal also urged parents to actively participate in the campaign and ensure their children receive polio drops, stressing it as a personal duty for safeguarding their health.

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