HIV infected rapidly in a village in Pakistan: More than 400 children have been affected in 2 weeks!

Islamabad

    More than 500 people, including over 400 children in southern Pakistan, have been found to have been affected by HIV infection. Those affected by HIV infection were from the village of Vasai, in the suburbs of Larkana in Pakistan's Sindh province. The infection has been reported as the reuse of the wrong equipment and the used needle was investigated. Over the past two weeks, more than 500 people have been infected with HIV infection and have been admitted to the hospital by Mussar Ganga, a doctor who has clinic in the area. The investigation is being investigated as to whether he or she has been infected with HIV infection.

   But he has denied this crime. In the meantime, all the villagers are currently experimenting with AIDS in about 5 places. In this case, patients are increasingly coming up, doctors are told that there is no need to treat and increase the number of patients who are being treated. However, Siddharan Memon, Project Manager of the Sindhu Provincial AIDS Control Program, said that the main reason for the HIV infection was the use of doctors to save a single injections for many patients. In Pakistan alone, only 20,000 new HIV infections have been reported in 2017 alone. Pakistan has emerged as the second country with the highest number of HIV patients currently in Asia, the UN said. The information has been published