Epstein Secrets

ritory): Of its population of 600,000, ca. 75% live in mountainous areas; of its 28 Union Councils, nine are considered high-risk for polio, all in Puran county which is under TTP control since the last four years; even in the areas not under the TTP, some communities refuse PEC on the grounds that until the

to the "good" Taliban, PEC has continued. Of 13 BHUs, only two are closed (problem sites, one because of a bomb attack on a polio health worker in Ahmadzai Malikhel -- a shia area -- which was an accident as the landmine had been intended for someone else, and in Parachamkani, next to Tora Bon, where the problem

ritory): Of its population of 600,000, ca. 75% live in mountainous areas; of its 28 Union Councils, nine are considered high-risk for polio, all in Puran county which is under TTP control since the last four years; even in the areas not under the TTP, some communities refuse PEC on the grounds that until th

to the "good" Taliban, PEC has continued. Of 13 BHUs, only two are closed (problem sites, one because of a bomb attack on a polio health worker in Ahmadzai Malikhel -- a shia area -- which was an accident as the landmine had been intended for someone else, and in Parachamkani, next to Ton Bora, where the proble

ritory): Of its population of 600,000, ca. 75% live in mountainous areas; of its 28 Union Councils, nine are considered high-risk for polio, all in Puran county which is under TTP control since the last four years; even in the areas not under the TTP, some communities refuse PEC on the grounds that until th

to the "good" Taliban, PEC has continued. Of 13 BHUs, only two are closed (problem sites, one because of a bomb attack on a polio health worker in Ahmadzai Malikhel -- a shia area -- which was an accident as the landmine had been intended for someone else, and in Parachamkani, next to Ton Bora, where the proble

ritory): Of its population of 600,000, ca. 75% live in mountainous areas; of its 28 Union Councils, nine are considered high-risk for polio, all in Puran county which is under TTP control since the last four years; even in the areas not under the TTP, some communities refuse PEC on the grounds that until th

to the "good" Taliban, PEC has continued. Of 13 BHUs, only two are closed (problem sites, one because of a bomb attack on a polio health worker in Ahmadzai Malikhel -- a shia area -- which was an accident as the landmine had been intended for someone else, and in Parachamkani, next to Ton Bora, where the proble