180 drug addicts rejoin families after treatment in Herat
Nearly 200 drug addicts have been reintegrated into society and reunited with their families after undergoing a 12-month treatment in western Herat province, an official said Wednesday.
Nearly 200 drug addicts have been reintegrated into society and reunited with their families after undergoing a 12-month treatment in western Herat province, an official said Wednesday.
Doctors are warning that with the onset of cold weather, respiratory illnesses—particularly pneumonia—is on the rise among children.
As many as 500 drug addicts have been reunited with their families after rehabilitation, an official announced on Tuesday.
The Afghan Red Crescent Society has launched an 11-day free treatment program for eye patients in capital Kabul, an official said on Monday.
About 350 drug addicts have been rehabilitated in the past five months in northern Kunduz province, officials said on Saturday.
The King Salman Charity Foundation has arranged a four-day medical camp to provide free treatment to eye patients in western Herat province.
Teams of eye specialist doctors are being formed to treat thousands of eye patients for free in central Logar and eastern Nangarhar provinces, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) said on Wednesday.
Some residents say there is not a single otolaryngologist in central Daikundi province and they are facing ENT problems.
Nearly 2,000 addicts have been reunited with their families after treatment in northern Kunduz province, an official said on Wednesday. Police spokesman Juma Khan Khaksar told Pajhwok Afghan News the Counter-narcotics Department rounded up nearly 2,000 addicts…