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Bangladesh grapples with a severe measles and rubella outbreak, claiming over a hundred young lives in under a month. The government, alongside international organizations, launches emergency vaccinations targeting kids aged six months to five years in high-risk districts, with plans to expand nationwide. The health minister blames past governments for vaccine stockpile issues, citing shortages during last years political turmoil. Health experts emphasize the importance of achieving ninety-five percent vaccination coverage to curb the spread. Parents are advised to seek immediate medical attention if their child develops a high fever.

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