2. Januar 2011 - uriniert Kano, KANO, NIGERIA - ein Kind neben einem Auto auf Tori-Home-Reha-Zentrum in der Nähe von Kano, Nigeria. Es gibt keine Toiletten in der Schule. Wilden Polio wächst in Wasser durch ungeklärte Abwässer verunreinigt und breitet sich durch mangelnde Hygiene... Religiöser Fanatismus und Fehlinformationen haben co

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Jan. 2, 2011 - Kano, KANO, NIGERIA - A child urinates next to a car at Tori Home Rehabilitation Center near Kano, Nigeria. There are no toilets facilities at the school. Wild polio grows in water contaminated by raw sewage and is spread by poor hygiene..Religious zealotry and misinformation have coerced villagers in the Muslim north of Nigeria into refusing polio vaccinations and led to the reemergence of polio only a few years after it nearly joined smallpox on the IDCÕs list of eradicated diseases. The polio vaccine was banned in northern Nigeria in the summer of 2003 due to claims by clerics and politicians that the vaccines were tainted and were a Western ploy to spread HIV and make the Muslim girls sterile. During the one year ban, over 3000 children were crippled by polio and over 20 countries re-infected with the Nigeria strain of the virus. .September 29, 2010 (Credit Image: © Mary F. Calvert/ZUMAPRESS.com)