APP13-100524 MULTAN: May 10 - Persons with disability participate in the wheelchair ceremony organized by the Society for the Special Persons and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at the local hall.
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Maham Ijaz, is a 20 years old physically challenged girl from district Haripur. At just about three feet in height with short bent legs, even a brief walk seems a long distance for her to traverse and even this seems cumbersome. She gets tired easily. She has to be mindful of her weigh as well as a few extra pounds may hamper her mobility.
But as Maham has demonstrated, those with physical challenges can fight the stereotyping
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The presence of the polio virus has been confirmed in environmental samples collected from five districts across the country, raising concerns over the resurgence of the debilitating disease.
Samples analysed at the anti-polio laboratory established in the National Institute of Health (NIH) revealed the presence of the virus.
By Suleman Arshad
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Living with a disability can often feel like an insurmountable challenge, especially when comparisons to others seem unavoidable. I, Suleman Arshad, a blind individual currently residing in Montreal, Canada, know this journey intimately. Born in Pakistan, I was the only child in my family diagnosed with glaucoma—a condition that gradually took away my vision. In my early years, I often grappled with the haunting question: Why me?
