Reuters: Mozambique certified polio free: health ministry
“Mozambique has been certified free of polio, the health ministry said on Monday, comparing the achievement to the country’s elimination of leprosy in 2008. The announcement, made on the state news agency, follows a meeting of the Africa Regional Certification Commission for Polio Eradication, … which reviewed the certification progress of Mozambique, Niger, and Chad…” (Dludla, 7/11).

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