Construction Begins on Two 30-Bed Hospitals in Baghlan Province

Local officials in Baghlan province have announced the start of construction on two health centers with a capacity of 30 beds each in the Khust and Dand-e Ghori districts of the province. According to these officials, the estimated cost of these projects is approximately 113 million Afghanis.

Despite repeated promises to improve healthcare services across various regions of Afghanistan, the quality and accessibility of medical facilities remain significant challenges for the population. For this reason, the construction of these hospitals is taking place amid a pressing need for well-equipped healthcare centers and better services in these areas.

The projects are being undertaken by the Taliban administration as part of their declared health development plans; however, the exact timelines for completion and operational launch have not yet been specified. Additionally, concerns have been raised regarding potential financial and administrative limitations that might affect the full implementation of these centers, potentially impacting the delivery of comprehensive healthcare services.