Measles outbreak kills 71 children in Pakistan over four months
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Measles has caused the deaths of 71 children across Pakistan in the past four months. The outbreak highlights ongoing challenges in vaccination coverage and public health infrastructure, affecting vulnerable populations nationwide.
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- •The fatalities occurred between January and April 2026.
- •Children under the age of five are the most affected group.
- •Health officials report gaps in immunization as a key factor in the outbreak.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Pakistani health authorities increase vaccination campaigns rapidly the spread of measles could be contained, reducing further child fatalities and easing pressure on healthcare facilities.
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