Die fünf Unternehmen unter der Greater Bengaluru Authority erreichten am Sonntag eine Abdeckung von 96,4 % im Rahmen des nationalen Impfprogramms gegen Kinderlähmung.
Insgesamt erhielten 1.106.535 Kinder unter fünf Jahren Schluckimpfungen gegen Polio. Die Zielgruppe umfasste 1.147.872 Kinder. Bengaluru Ost verzeichnete mit 99,48 % die höchste Abdeckungsquote, gefolgt von Bengaluru Nord mit 98,22 %. Vizepräsident C.P. Radhakrishnan verabreichte während der Aktion einem Kind die Schluckimpfung.
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Tamil Nadu recorded 85.11% turnout across all 234 seats and West Bengal's phase 1 in 152 constituencies saw 92.35%, marking historic highs. The Election Commission described polling as largely peaceful, though sporadic violence occurred in parts of Bengal. High turnout persisted despite electoral roll reductions from Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
Tamil Nadu has recorded gains in institutional births, antenatal care and vaccination coverage according to the National Family Health Survey for 2023-2024, though nutrition indicators remain mixed.
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Brazil's Health Ministry will resume including a polio booster dose for four-year-olds in the national vaccination schedule starting August 3.
The Ministry of Health reported that positivity of respiratory samples reached 52% during epidemiological week 23, the highest figure of the year. Influenza A remains the predominant virus, though with a slight decline.
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A measles vaccination campaign targeting more than 418,000 children has started in the Oromia, Amhara, Somali and South Ethiopia regions.
In 48 seats during West Bengal's 2026 elections, voter numbers fell below 2021 levels. These seats account for 28% of the total 27.16 lakh deletions from the electoral roll. The Special Intensive Revision may have influenced turnout.
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A government hospital in Assam's Barpeta district will end free diagnostic services from July 1 for women with more than three children. State Assembly Speaker Ranjeet Kumar Dass announced the move on June 22 to align with population policies.