KABUL, AFGHANISTAN – The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has started a free eye treatment program for 4,000 patients in Balkh province, northern Afghanistan. according to the Taliban-run Afghan Red Crescent Society.
The four-day program, launched on Friday, May 22, includes diagnosis of eye diseases, surgeries, and the distribution of free medicine and eyeglasses. Officials say 400 patients will receive eye surgeries, while 600 people will be given prescription glasses.
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