New project launched to control anemia in Pakistan
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United Nations agencies, UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO), have welcomed the new project launched to control anemia in Pakistan. Experts say that this initiative will play an important role in improving the health of children and women in the country.
A large population in Pakistan, especially women and children, suffers from anemia. The main reason for this problem is a lack of a balanced diet and a lack of awareness about nutritional requirements. The new project is a coordinated effort at the government level to address this issue.
Under this project, health centers across the country will be strengthened, and the provision of iron and other essential vitamins to the people will be ensured. In addition, children in schools will be educated about healthy food to prevent the spread of this disease in the future.
International organizations have emphasized that the government of Pakistan will have to work at the grassroots level to fully implement this project. Health experts believe that if this project is run successfully, there will be a significant reduction in the number of people suffering from malnutrition in Pakistan.
The Government of Pakistan has expressed its commitment to improving the health sector with the cooperation of international organizations. This project will not only improve the quality of public health but will also prove helpful in the development of the country's human resources.
Sources: | Associated Press Of Pakistan
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