According to source information; During this period, 3,409 pieces of medicine and medical equipment worth 22.5 million Afghanis were handed over to Badghis, Daykandi, Ghor, Kapisa, Kunar and Balkh, and a standard building for the mother and child department in Hisar Shahi Health Center of Nangarhar, four health centers in Zabul, Kunar, Ghazni and Maidan Wardag, 2 health centers in Takhar and 10 beds in the provincial hospital of the said province, worth 253.5 million Afghanis. Care room has been handed over for profit.
Also, during this period, five health centers in Laghman and Nooristan worth 26.7 million Afghanis, 300 KW electrical system was started in 40 beds and regional hospitals of Ghor province, electricity system was activated for the training hall of Kunar province worth 600 thousand Afghanis and 10 health projects were implemented in Paktia, Kapisa and Takhar.
In addition, the Ministry of Public Health has laid the foundation stones of a health center worth 20 million Afghanis in Chaparhar district of Nangarhar, a center for patient evaluation and priority selection in Baghlan provincial hospital worth 4.2 million Afghanis, a 50-bed hospital in Gershak district of Helmand worth 55 million Afghanis, and a 30-bed hospital in Papatan district of Paktia.
According to the Ministry of Public Health, in Kabul, Kapisa, Balkh, Herat, Farah, Helmand, Jawzjan, Baghlan, Rozgan and Khost, during the monitoring of the private health sector, manufacturing factories and food stores; 112 pharmacies, 9 laboratories, 31 health centers, 20 clinics, three drug manufacturing companies, 34 wholesale food stores and six salt factories were closed due to violation of health laws and 5.5 tons of bad quality and outdated food and drugs were collected and sent to designated places for disposal. At the same time, more than 163 tons of food and drugs were destroyed in Kabul, Zabul, Herat and Balkh.
It is worth mentioning that during this period, 45 medicines and health products and six foreign pharmaceutical manufacturing companies were registered by the Ministry of Public Health and three companies were given operating licenses.
