Fight against Polio
World Wide Rotary recognises October 24th each year as End Polio Now Day. Polio is nearly but not yet quite eliminated. Look for the Kenilworth Rotary's Stand in Talisman Square on Thursday 24 October - and in the evening on the facade of The Holiday Inn.
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World Wide Rotary recognises October 24th each year as End Polio Now Day. Polio is nearly but not yet quite eliminated. There are only 2 areas in the World - NW Pakistan & Afghanistan - where there remains work to do - together we must finish the task. Look for the Kenilworth Rotary's Logo "END POLIO NOW" in the evening on the facade of The Holiday Inn - it will be bathed in purple light with the END POLIO NOW message.
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