The national Vitamin 'A' plus campaign is being observed across the country on Saturday in a bid to feed vitamin-A Plus capsule to children aged between six months to 59 months.
Under the campaign, 2.53 million children aged between six and 11 months will be fed blue coloured vitamin 'A' capsules while 19.50 million children aged between 12 and 59 months will be given red coloured high-power capsules.
They will be given Vitamin A capsule at some 1, 20,000 permanent and 20 thousand mobile health centres across the country, reports UNB.
Mobile health centres has been set up at bus stands, railway stations, launch terminals, airports, ferry terminals, bridge toll centres and kheyaghats which will remain open from 8:00am to 4:00pm to make sure that all children are fed the capsules.
The children of the remote areas under 240 unions in 42 upazilas of 12 districts will be fed the capsules in the next four days of the campaign day through conducting a search programme.