<prompt> EPI Expanded Program on Immunization by WHO does NOT includeTuberculosisPertussisChickenpoxMeasles  <response>: C Chickenpox WHO EPI Global Advisory Committee has strongly recommended BCG and Polio vaccine to be given at birth or at first contact in countries where tuberculosis and polio have not been controlled. In all countries routine immunization with DPT and oral polio vaccine can be safely and effectively initiated at 6 weeks of age. New vaccines are being added for the vaccination schedule E.g., hepatitis B, rubella and Japanese encephalitis vaccines are now included in several countrys programmes.NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULEFor Infants At birthBCG and OPV-O dose for institutional deliveries At 6 weeksBCG if not given at birth DPT-1, OPV-1 and Hepatitis B-l At 10 weeksDPT-2, OPV-2 and Hepatitis B-2 At 14 weeksDPT-3, OPV-3 and Hepatitis B-3 At 9 monthsMeasles At 16-24months- DPT and OPV At 5-6 yearsDT - the second dose of DT should be given at an interval of one month if there is no clear history or documented evidence of previous immunization with DPTAt 10 and at 16 yearsTetanus Toxoid -The second dose of TT vaccine should be given at an interval of one month if there is no clear history or documented evidence of previous immunization with DPT, DT or TT vaccinesFor Pregnant Women Early in pregnancyTT-1 or Booster One month afterTT-1-TT-2 