National Immunisation day works. Whilst there I was asked to administer two drops to this sweet little child. I am not sure what it had done to deserve having Doctor Corke administer its medicine but at least it did not cry. Once each of the children has been given the vaccine it has its little finger marked with a black marker pen which then enabled the teams to go to the slum areas and find out which children have and have not come forward for immunisation. Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Doctor Corke at Work
On Sunday morning on my way to the District Conference i was taken to one of the thousands of vaccination Clinics to see how the 
National Immunisation day works. Whilst there I was asked to administer two drops to this sweet little child. I am not sure what it had done to deserve having Doctor Corke administer its medicine but at least it did not cry. Once each of the children has been given the vaccine it has its little finger marked with a black marker pen which then enabled the teams to go to the slum areas and find out which children have and have not come forward for immunisation.
National Immunisation day works. Whilst there I was asked to administer two drops to this sweet little child. I am not sure what it had done to deserve having Doctor Corke administer its medicine but at least it did not cry. Once each of the children has been given the vaccine it has its little finger marked with a black marker pen which then enabled the teams to go to the slum areas and find out which children have and have not come forward for immunisation. 
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