Left: Vaccinators in Nepal Courtesy of Jean-Marc
Giboux, photographer
Right: Vaccinators in Moradabad, India Courtesy of Jean-Marc Giboux, photographer
Lines of people awaiting polio vaccine, Nepal Courtesy of
Jean-Marc Giboux, photographer
Left: Vaccinators in Moradabad, India Courtesy of
Jean-Marc Giboux, photographer
Right: Mothers bringing their children for vaccination Courtesy of Jean-Marc
Giboux, photographer
Left: Volunteer vaccinators from Rotary International Courtesy
of Jean-Marc Giboux, photographer
Right: Oral polio vaccine drops, Ethiopia Courtesy of Jean-Marc Giboux,
photographer
![Sixty million doses of oral polio vaccine were purchased by the Ministry of HealthÖ. Nearly 90,000 vaccination sites were selected and organized, and over 300,000 people were mobilized for the first round, mostly on a volunteer basis. Communication activities [involved] 123 television stations, 1,200 radio stations, and 3,900 local loudspeaker services during the 15 days preceding the campaignÖ. The experience of D-day, Saturday, June 14, 1980, was an unforgettable one. Joao Baptista Risi Jr., National Poliomyelitis Control Program, Brazil, 1997](images/quote_twenty.gif)
