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Post-Apocalyptic TV Series to Watch

 1:The Last Ship  1:Genre: Action / Sci-Fi / Drama  2:Seasons: 5 (2014–2018)   3:Premise: A global pandemic wipes out over 80% of the world's population. The crew of a fictional U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, the USS Nathan James (DDG-80), avoids the devastation while conducting Arctic research. Completely isolated from a collapsed society, the crew must find a cure, stop the virus from spreading further, and deal with hostile factions rising from the ashes of governments worldwide.   4:Why Watch: It leans heavily into high-stakes naval combat, military tactics, and geopolitical intrigue. If you enjoy fast-paced action combined with a race-against-time scientific mystery, this procedural yet serialized drama hits the ground running. 2:To The Lake (Vozdushnyy dom / Epidemiya)  1: Genre: Thriller / Sci-Fi / Drama  2:Seasons: 2 (2019–present)  3: Premise: A terrifying, highly contagious new airborne virus hits Moscow, turning...

HPV Vaccines Destroying Young Girls Lives One Injection

 Stubborn myths against vaccination are the reason why diseases like Polio still exist in a few countries, including Pakistan, instead of being wiped out worldwide.



will start this conversation by saying cervical cancer is preventable. 

Secondly finally we’ve HPV vaccines in Pakistan.


Thirdly, the HPV vaccine is safe, effective, and available near you. So pls take action today! 


A father’s love is protection for life. 
Get your daughter vaccinated against HPV and keep her safe from cervical cancer.
The HPV vaccine is safe, effective, and endorsed by global health experts. Giving it to your daughter now means fewer worries later. Prevention is an act of love.

Fathers, your role matters!




The HPV vaccine protects your daughter’s future, keeping her safe & healthy.


Take action. Protect tomorrow.

Pakistan isn't the only country where HPV vaccine is being administered to girls, here is a list of other countries which are already giving the HPV vaccine to prevent cervical cancer.


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