question: A World Health Organization consultant who was conducting a polio vaccination campaign was attacked by unknown assailants in Karachi, Pakistan, on Tuesday, the group said. Dr. Constant Dedo, who was hired by the WHO's polio drive, was returning from a routine visit to Gadap, a town in northwestern Karachi, WHO spokeswoman Maryam Yunus said. His vehicle was intercepted by gunmen on a motorbike and shot at; the first bullets struck the tires, rendering the vehicle immobile, Yunus said. The assailants then fired at the driver, who was struck in the neck and shoulders, and Dedo, who was shot in the abdomen, Yunus said. "Both were given first aid and shifted to Agha Khan Hospital," Yunus said. "Their condition is stable, and they are out of danger." The motive for the attack was unclear. However, Pakistanis have viewed polio vaccination campaigns with suspicion after the CIA's use of a fake vaccination program last year to collect DNA samples from residents of Osama bin Laden's compound to verify the al Qaeda leader's presence there. Bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in May 2011. Last month, a Taliban commander in northwest Pakistan announced a ban on polio vaccines for children in the region as long as the United States continues its campaign of drone strikes in the region, the Taliban said. "Polio drops will be banned in North Waziristan" until the strikes cease, according to a Taliban statement. North Waziristan is a tribal region of Pakistan near the border with Afghanistan. The WHO said the ban could affect about 280,000 children living in tribal areas. A three-day nationwide effort to administer polio vaccines began this week, but health workers and volunteers were not able to immunize children in North and South Waziristan, the organization said. Read more about WHO's estimates about the ban's effect. Dedo, who is from Ghana, has been living in Karachi for some time while working on the anti-polio campaign. The driver was a WHO staffer, Yunus said. Police were investigating and would interview the driver, she said. It was unclear whether Dedo's vehicle had a security convoy with it, a routine practice, she said. WHO officials had informed leaders in Gadap of Dedo's visit before his arrival, Yunus said. It was the first time WHO staff has been attacked in Pakistan, she said, but the organization will not suspend operations. CNN's Reza Sayah and Madison Park contributed to this report.

answer: Dr. Constant Dedo is working on a WHO polio vaccination campaign. The WHO says he and his driver were shot in Karachi, Pakistan. Both men are in stable condition.


question: A teenage entrepreneur who scooped a £80,000 investment on Dragon's Den has been arrested on suspicion of burgling his mother's house. Jordan Daykin, 19, became the youngest person to ever go into business with the Dragons when Deborah Meaden pledged the money in return for a 25 per cent stake in his  business. But just two months later he was arrested after his mother claimed he ransacked her house and stole a number of valuables including, Swarovski crystals, four televisions and jewellery worth £4,000. Claims: Jordan Daykin, pictured right on Dragons' Den earlier this year, is alleged to have stolen from the home of his mother Maria Daykin, right, in Westbury, Kent. He was arrested and later released on bail. Permission: Jordan's spokesman said that he was allowed to enter the home and that his mother had recently experienced 'a sudden upheaval at home'. Above, one of the rooms that Ms Daykin claimed was burgled. A spokesman for Jordan said that he had permission from his mother to enter the house and that he was simply helping his brother leave home after a row. He added that the belongings they took belonged to them. Mother-of-two Maria Daykin, 45, said she was 'disgusted' by her son's alleged actions, which are said to be part of a family feud. She said: 'I had to phone the police because it is a violation of my privacy. When I got home I found my house had just been completely trashed, every bit of furniture, the TVs off the wall, everything. 'He has been nominated for all these awards. I think the only motive was for me to walk in and see my house destroyed.' She claims to have lost all the furniture from two bedrooms, around 100 DVDs and perfume worth nearly £300. 'Family feud': The teenager's spokesman said Jordan was was simply helping his brother leave the home in Westbury, Wiltshire, pictured, after a row. He claims that they removed some of their possessions. 'Disgusted': Ms Daykin claims Jordan and three others planned the raid for when she was out the house. Above, the mess Ms Daykin said was left in her garage (left) after the alleged burglary, and an empty bedroom. 'Violation': Ms Daykin said that she returned home to find that her house, pictured, had been ransacked and claims that items including two beds, four televisions and jewellery worth £4,000 had been stolen. Ms Daykin, from Westbury, Wiltshire, said the incident happened on October 9 and that her son was swiftly arrested later that evening by Wiltshire Police. She claims Jordan and three others planned the raid for when she was out the house. He was arrested and kept overnight and was released on bail after extensive questioning. Record-breaking: Jordan Daykin became the youngest entrepreneur to secure an investment on Dragons' Den when Deborah Meaden, pictured, pledged £80,000 for a share in his company. The teenager's spokesman said Jordan was simply helping his brother leave home after a row. He said: 'Some of his brother's possessions were removed and some of Jordan's.' He said that his mother had given her permission and added: 'She's had a sudden upheaval at home. Jordan's sensitive to her emotional state.' Last week Jordan was short-listed as Young Entrepreneur of the Year in the GB Entrepreneur Awards. In August he was handed £80,000 from Dragon Deborah Meaden after she took an interest in his company Grip It Fixings, which offers a universal fixing, designed for use with all types of plasterboard. The investment will help Jordan with the costs of new machinery, stock increase and a deposit for their warehouse in Melksham, Somerset. Jordan left school at the age of 13 and his first business was a website called RS2Services, inspired by his love of RuneScape, an online fantasy role-playing game. The site offered players the best RuneScape products at a cheaper price. He later founded nationwide tutoring agency Tutor Magnet, which currently has a database of over 400 tutors and generates a turnover of £2,000 a month. Jordan came up with the idea for Grip It Fixings in 2008 while putting up curtain rails with his then 74-year-old grandfather Stan. A Spokesman for Wiltshire Police said: 'We can confirm a man aged 19 was arrested on October 9 at approximately 7pm on suspicion of burglary and was taken to Melksham Police Station. 'He has been bailed pending further enquiries.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

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Jordan Daykin became youngest person to secure Dragons' Den investment. His mother alleges that he burgled her home in Westbury, Wiltshire. She claims he took two beds, four televisions and jewellery worth £4,000.