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Minister of Public Health Meets Tribal Elders in Kunar and Hands Over Equipped Ambulance to Lachi Health Centre

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Sun, Nov 01 2026 3:32 PM
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During his visit to Kunar Province, Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalali, Minister of Public Health of the IEA, met with tribal elders from the Lachi area of Shaigal District and handed over a fully equipped ambulance to the area's health center.

The tribal elders expressed their satisfaction with the progress made in healthcare services and shared their requests with the Minister to further improve the availability and quality of healthcare services in the area.

The Minister listened to their concerns, assured them that their requests would receive due consideration, and handed over a fully equipped ambulance to Lachi Health Center to facilitate local residents' access to emergency medical services.

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