KABUL annually.
Under the agreement, a diagnosis, treatment and research center for cancer diseases would be established in the Jamhoriat Hospital in Kabul at a cost of $25 million in one year, said Public Health Minister Firozuddin Firoz.
Minister Firoz signed the agreement with J. Scott Broome, head of the Global Medical Partners, a US-based health organization.
The minister said around 15,000 cancer patients out of 20,000 in Afghanistan lost their lives due to absence of treatment facilities for the disease . . .
