RASC News Agency: The United Nations Population Fund has provided financial assistance for the construction of 10 health centers in Farah province, as announced by local Taliban officials. These health centers were inaugurated in a ceremony held in the center of Farah province on Tuesday, November 14th, and are now fully operational. The head of public health for the Taliban group in Farah, Mawlawi Ehsanullah Shakir, stated that the cost of building these centers was 30 million Kabuli rupees, which includes all the necessary medical equipment.
Officials from the Taliban group and a representative from the United Nations Population Fund attended the opening ceremony of these health centers. Mr. Shakir expressed his satisfaction with the opening of these centers, stating that they will help to address the challenges in the health sector in Farah province. He further added that these health centers were built in areas that lacked access to healthcare services, and they will aid in solving the numerous obstacles faced by families living in remote areas.
Despite the scarcity of health centers in remote parts of the country, the construction of these facilities marks a positive step towards improving the health sector in Farah province. The citizens of Afghanistan have encountered significant challenges in all sectors due to the presence of the Taliban group, and the provision of adequate healthcare services is a critical aspect that needs to be addressed. The construction of these health centers will not only help to provide better healthcare services to the people of Farah province but also contribute to saving many lives, especially those of mothers and children.
