Four new polio cases bring Indonesia's total to 50

Indonesia reported another four
new cases of polio Monday, bringing the total number of
people suffering from the disease to 50, only a week before
a planned mass immunization.
The new cases were discovered in West Java province, where
the disease was first detected in April. The outbreak _ the
first in 10 years _ prompted authorities to vaccinate up to
6.5 million children last month.
A second, week-long mass vaccination is scheduled to start
June 28 in West Java and Banten provinces, as well as in
the capital Jakarta, The Associated Press reported.