Nigeria has launched one of the largest vaccination campaigns in its history, aiming to protect 106 million children against measles, rubella and polio.
A significant health victory has been achieved as 21 Pacific island countries have eliminated both measles and rubella, and Japan has now officially eliminated rubella as well.
Nepal has officially eliminated rubella, a childhood disease that can cause severe birth defects if contracted during pregnancy. The achievement is a milestone for public health and a victory for families across the country.
Following years of dedicated efforts, Singapore successfully eliminated rubella, an airborne virus, through the administration of effective and inexpensive vaccines.
