Pakistan, April 23 -- Bangladesh is facing a worsening measles outbreak that has killed 194 children since last month. Health authorities also report more than 28,000 suspected cases across the country. The rapid spread has raised serious public health concerns nationwide.

According to government data, between three and five children have died daily in the past week. On Wednesday and Thursday alone, multiple new deaths were recorded, including several in the capital Dhaka. Hospitals are struggling to manage the rising number of infected patients.

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Furthermore, the government has launched a nationwide vaccination campaign to contain the outbreak. Health offici...