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The UN launched a vaccination campaign on Sunday after a 10-month-old baby became the first person to be infected with polio in Gaza in 25 years .
Polio vaccination coverage has dropped from 99 to 89 per cent since October 7 .
The vaccination drive aims to immunise 640,000 children under 10 against the type 2 ’ polio strain to prevent a wider outbreak.
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