MoPH Committee Inspects Private Health Centers to Ensure Compliance with Standards

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Sun, Sep 07 2025 11:38 AM
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An authorized committee, led by Dr. Faqir Mohammad Ziyar, Chief of the Medical Council at the Ministry of Public Health, inspected private health centers across the country.

The purpose of this monitoring is to assess the presence, activities, educational credentials, licenses, and residence documents of both foreign and domestic doctors, nurses, and other health workers in private health centers across the country. Legal action will be taken in case of any violations. As part of this ongoing monitoring process, inspections have already been carried out at Baba Hospital, Wardak Muhammadi Hospital, Mawla Ali hospital, Hanzala Ghorzang Hospital and Khair-ul-Shifa Hospital and the relevant officials were provided with necessary recommendations to ensure the delivery of quality, specialized, and standardized services.

This process will continue in other provinces after Kabul to enforce health regulations, and authorities will take legal action against any violations.

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