WHO flags funding shortage risk in Afghanistan
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday said that the agency is concerned about funding shortages in Afghanistan which ...
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80% of Afghanistan operations risk shutdown by June: WHO
The UN health agency said cash shortfalls amid massive US aid cuts tied to a shift in 'development aid priorities' ...
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WHO warns of healthcare crisis in Afghanistan due to funding gaps
Funding shortages could cause the closure of 80% of Afghan healthcare facilities supported by the World Health Organization ...
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New Academic Year in Afghanistan will begin with schools remaining closed to girls
With the start of the new academic year, it will be the fourth year in a row that girls’ schools have been kept closed for higher education. Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in August ...
After Trump halted funding for Afghans who helped the US, this group stepped in to help
An organization of American veterans, Afghans who fled their country and other volunteers has stepped up to help Afghans at ...
Pakistan, Afghanistan open main border crossing, closed for nearly a month
Pakistan and Afghanistan on Wednesday reopened their main border crossing after clashes between the security forces of both ...
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Every Two Hours A Woman Dies During Childbirth In Afghanistan
A woman dies from pregnancy related complications in Afghanistan every two hours due to a lack of access to health care and ...
Thousands of Afghans who helped the U.S. military blocked from reaching American soil
He was not alone. Thousands of Afghan families were separated in the rushed withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan.
WHO says 80% of Afghanistan operations risk shutdown by June
The World Health Organization said on Monday that 80% of services that it supports in Afghanistan could shut down by June due ...
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WHO says 80% of Afghanistan operations risk shutdown by June
Pixabay (For illustrative purposes only) The World Health Organization said Monday 80 per cent of services that it supports in Afghanistan could shut down by June due to a funding shortage.