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Minister of Public Health Lays Foundation Stone for AFN 59 Million General Hospital in Warsaj District, Takhar

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Sun, Nov 15 2026 10:59 AM
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Mawlawi Samiullah Hizbullah, Governor of Takhar, the district governor, tribal elders and local officials attended the ceremony.

H.E. the Minister described the project as a significant step towards improving healthcare delivery in the area, adding that the hospital would expand access to quality healthcare services for local residents upon completion.

The hospital will feature a central oxygen supply system and a polyclinic. The AFN 59 million project is scheduled for completion within 18 months.

The Minister added that the Ministry of Public Health had launched the construction of general hospitals in 318 districts nationwide to expand healthcare coverage, meet local healthcare needs and improve access to quality health services.

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