KABUL (BNA) In its latest report published on Monday, the World Health Organization (WHO) revealed that it delivered vital health services to a staggering 812,700 individuals across Afghanistan during the month of March.
These services were made available through a network of 933 health centers established throughout the country.
The report highlights that women constituted 44% of the beneficiaries, emphasizing the organization’s commitment to addressing gender disparities in healthcare. Additionally, 33% of the individuals served were children and other vulnerable individuals, ensuring that the most at-risk populations were not overlooked.
Among the health issues prevalent during this period, the report identified acute respiratory infections, diarrhea, and measles as the most common diseases affecting the Afghan population.
Furthermore, the report revealed that a dedicated team of 341 health workers played a pivotal role in providing essential services in mental health, social-psychological support, standard education care, and treatment services.
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