Over 18 Million Afghans Need Healthcare Assistance, Says WHO

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN – The World Health Organization (WHO) says that access to quality healthcare remains a pressing issue in Afghanistan, with over 18 million people depending on humanitarian health assistance in the country.

Marking World Health Day on Sunday, April 7, Dr. Jamshed Tanoli, the Acting WHO Representative in Afghanistan, underscored WHO’s commitment to bolstering health services in the country. He said that the goal is to ensure equitable access to healthcare for all, with special attention to the needs of women and children.

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