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The World Health Organization (WHO) has said 11 casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus in South-East Asia were polio-free. Its website said: "This is the casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus of six WHO regions…marking an important casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus towards global casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus of polio – a casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus infectious casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus." Around 80 per cent of the world is now polio-free. One casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus -certified country is India. In 2009, it had half of the world's polio casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus. It hasn't seen a casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus case of polio for the casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus three years.

Polio is casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus. It attacks the nervous casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus and can paralyse in casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus . It can result in death. A WHO doctor said it was a "momentous casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus for the millions of health workers" who helped rid polio from the casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus . She said it showed how working casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus could help future casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus. She warned against becoming casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus in the fight against the disease. She said polio was still a global casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus and that Asia's polio-free status was still " casescountrieseradicationfourthfragilegenerationshighlyhoursincurablelastlazynewlyregionrisksinglestepsystemtogethervictoryvirus".