The rumours spread this morning across the state resulting in huge rush of panicked parents bringing their children for check-ups after the dose of polio vaccination.
The lone children hospital - G B Panth - here also witnessed a huge rush.
However, the authorities completely rubbished the rumours.
"There is nothing to worry. These are baseless rumours spread by miscreants. There has been no such death," Medical Superintendent of G B Panth children hospital, Shafqat Khan said.
"This vaccine does not cause death. At the most, there can be some side-effects including loose-motions and vomiting. There is nothing to worry," a senior pediatrician said here.
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