Minister of Public Health visits Hazara and Gharo in the Guzargah district of Baghlan province

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Wed, May 15 2024 9:01 AM
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Honorable Dr. Qalandar Ebad, the Minister of Public Health of the country, along with his accompanying delegation, continued their trip to Baghlan province. They visited the villages of Sai Hazara and Gharo in the Guzargah district of Baghlan province, which have been affected by recent floods.

During this visit, the honorable Minister of Public Health, while inspecting the vulnerable areas affected by recent floods and expressing sympathy with the local people, promised that the leadership of the Ministry of Public Health will spare no effort to provide health services to those in need.

Furthermore, His Excellency Dr. Qalandar Ebad, the Minister of Public Health, expressed gratitude for the efforts of healthcare workers and their dedication to the health status of patients. He directed officials to make every effort to improve the health status of patients affected by recent floods in the villages of Sai Hazara and Gharo, Baghlan province.

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