Although the Islamic Emirate of Taliban has claimed that they are trying to pay the salaries of civil servants, especially in the health sector, as soon as possible, some doctors and health workers in the country claim that they have not been able to get their salaries for months. In the latest – More…
Concurrently with the fall of the previous government and the establishment of the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan, the country’s health sector faced technical problems and a lack of medicines. Increase the difficulties for people in the country and the health sector of Afghanistan to face new challenges daily. While the Islamic Emirate – More…
The World Health Organization (WHO) warned yesterday (Wednesday, Dec 29) about the impact of the rising tsunami on Omicron and Delta strains on health systems. Adrianum Gabrisus, head of the Health Organization, said: I’m deeply concerned that the spread of the omicron strain will cause a tsunami of daily illnesses. This puts – More…
As the world prepares for a new wave of coronavirus crisis, in the most recent case, the Afghan Ministry of Public Health has announced that it does not have diagnostic kits for the new type of corona or “omicron,” which could lead to an increase. Most of the virus will be among – More…
The Red Cross says it pays for staff and equipment needed at 23 public hospitals. The global body, which has begun producing the salaries of the country’s health workers directly, says it plans to pay the wages of more than 6,000 health workers and has provided 15 staff salaries and health equipment to hospitals. – More…
Citizens of the country are worried about the increase in air pollution in Kabul city and say that with each passing day, the atmosphere of this city is becoming more polluted, and diseases and respiratory problems have increased. On the other hand, almost four months after the announcement of the cabinet of the Islamic – More…
