Health
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Only 17% of Afghan Health Workers Trained in Medical Waste Management in 2023, UNICEF Reports
UNICEF reports only 17% of Afghan health workers were trained in medical waste management in 2023, highlighting urgent public health…
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New 50-Bed Infectious Disease Hospital Opens in Kunduz with EU and WHO Support
A new 50-bed infectious disease hospital opens in Kunduz, supported by the EU and WHO, to serve over 56,000 people…
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Badghis Hospital Equipped with Vocational Training Center for Midwives and Nurses
UNICEF opens a skills lab at Badghis Hospital to train midwives and nurses, improving emergency maternal and newborn care in…
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Herat Hospital Treats Only Half of Daily 5,000 Patients Amid Equipment Shortages
Herat hospital treats only half of daily 5,000 patients due to equipment shortages, urging urgent aid from charities amid growing…
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WHO Delivers 78 Tons of Vital Medical Supplies to Afghanistan
WHO has sent 78.5 tons of critical medical supplies from Dubai to Afghanistan to support life-saving healthcare services nationwide.
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China Commits to Collaborate on Rebuilding Mirwais Hospital in Afghanistan
China pledges to assist in rebuilding Mirwais Hospital and expand healthcare cooperation, including traditional and Prophetic medicine training in Afghanistan.
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Four Primary Health Centers Opened in Khost with UN Funding
Four primary health centers have opened in Khost with UN funding, focusing on maternal and child healthcare for thousands of…
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Residents of Yawan District Complain of Chronic Staff Absence at Local Clinic
Yawan district residents report critical shortages of medical staff at their only clinic, urging Taliban authorities to improve healthcare access.
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India Sends 2.5 Tons of Medical Supplies to Kabul to Aid the Injured
India sends 2.5 tons of medical supplies to Kabul amid tensions and civilian casualties following recent Pakistan airstrike, supporting Afghan…
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Concerns Rise Over Impact of Halting Medicine Imports on Afghanistan’s Healthcare
Afghanistan halts medicine imports from Pakistan, raising concerns over healthcare access and medicine shortages amid ongoing supply chain changes.