Martha Dodray is a health worker in the Kosi River Basin area of Bihar. In order to protect all children against polio, Martha has walked, waded, boated, and rode on motorcycles to reach the communities living spread throughout the area. The region was one of the last to have polio transmission in India, which was certified polio-free in 2014. Kosi River Basin area near Darbhanga, Bihar State, India. November 2017.
India. Maharashtra. Mumbai. Street traffic in front of Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST), former Victoria Terminus. The historic train station is built by the British and has been in operation since 1888. CST is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in India and one of the landmarks of Mumbai. © Florian Lang
India. Tamil Nadu. Marina Beach. Young men are doing acrobatic exercises on the beach. © Florian Lang
Women farmer in Bhutan. © Florian Lang
Polio in India
Polio in India
Polio in India
Warnoah and her husband Ali working in their rice field. Warnoah is an LF patient, a house wife and a mother of two. Pekalongan, Indonesia.
Rohingya settlement's in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
Rohingya in Bangladesh
Rohingya in Bangladesh
Belitung, Indonesia
Rohingya camps at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
Rohingya camps at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
Rohingya camps at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
WHO staff with other partners at the logistics base in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
Rohingya camps at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
Rohingya camps at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
OCV campaign in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh used in -> Making sure no one is left behind: http://www.searo.who.int/bangladesh/immunization-field-monitor/en/
Dr. Prosun Roy is a WHO Surveillance Medical Officer, responsible for Gazipur district just north of Dhaka. As part of his job, he offers technical support to district health workers to plan and monitor immunization sessions, and also investigates potential cases of vaccine-preventable disease such as measles. Kaliganj, Gazipur District, Bangladesh. August 2019.
One of the many waterways in Bangladesh, which proliferate in the rainy season. Gazipur District, Bangladesh. August 2019.
Female Community Health Volunteers, over 50000-strong, have been called the "Florence Nightingales" of Nepal. They ensure that families are aware of and use the health services in their area - including antenatal care for pregnant women, and immunization for children. Tathali Health Post, Bhaktapur, Nepal. August 2019.
Staff at IEDCR Field Laboratory
Midwife Shahida Akter working at the Rohingya refugee camps has helped deliver 60 labors during COVID-19 pandemic
WHO team talking with medical staff outside of Chakoria health complex in Cox's Bazar
WHO IPC specialist Rebecca Rachel Apolot in the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar
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