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#Healthwire: Three kids die of measles in Allah Warayo Solangi, Sindh

Three kids died of measles in village Allah Warayo Solangi, recently. With the news highlighting the issue, the health authorities woke up from their deep slumbers and vaccinated as many as 564 children in the three affected villages. The kids who died include two-year Rukhsana, daughter of Oshaque Kurio, six-year Zoya, daughter of Deedar Khokhar, and four-year Sartaj, son of Muhammad Khan Khokhar.
A villager, Mohammad Khan, told reporters on Wednesday that he took his son to the hospital due to asthmatic problem and doctors told him that his minor son was suffering from measles, adding, they advised him to shift the kid to Larkana but he expired on the way before getting any treatment. www.pakistantoday.com.pk

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