After decades of instability compounded by severe drought and natural disasters, Afghanistan presently grapples with an extended humanitarian crisis, WHO.

The organization stepped in to help stop the healthcare sector from collapsing in 2021 but will end its Hospital Program.

The organization said that it persists in training women and actively employs over 370 women.

“There was no exception when it came to expelling people from the hospital,” a Nimroz resident said.

UNICEF underscored the indispensable role these women play in ensuring access to essential healthcare services for Afghan children and women.

According to healthcare professionals, the number of afflicted children has reached critical levels.

Patients who traveled from remote parts of Afghanistan expressed their relief at being able to undergo such a critical surgery.

Within the next three weeks, the IMB will release a report detailing its findings.

The global health organization said the number of cases since the start of 2023 totals 494, and 47 deaths from.

Residents of Nangarhar argue that the polio vaccination campaign is inadequately implemented in the province's villages.