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In Paktia, 38 health facilities were closed for lacking licenses and violating health regulations, and about 2 tons of expired food were collected

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Sat, Jan 24 2026 2:02 PM
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Officials from the Paktia Provincial Public Health Directorate monitored the private health sector and wholesale and retail food stores in Gardez, Zurmat, and Rohani Baba districts. As a result, 4 outpatient clinics, 18 health centers, 9 dental clinics, 6 laboratories, and 1 X-ray room were closed for lacking legal licenses and violating health regulations.

During the monitoring, 15 expired medicines and 82 food items (about 2 tons) were collected and sent to the central warehouse for disposal.

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