GARDEZ (Pajhwok): Thirty-five midwives on Sunday graduated from a two-year training in southeastern Paktia province, an official said, hoping the graduates would help decrease maternal deaths in districts.
The 35 midwives hailing from different areas received theoretical and practical lessons during the two-year course, Public Health Director Shir Mohammad Naqashbandi told the graduation ceremony here.
He said the midwives were trained with financial support from the Afghanistan Center for Training and Development (ACTD) in coordination with . . .
