At the same time, 79 other sick children were sent to Germany for free treatment.
According to the news of Bakhtar Agency; In the meeting organized on this occasion, Sheikh Al-Hadith Shahabuddin Delawar, General President of the Afghan Crescent Society, for the treatment of Afghan children; Thank you to the German government and Peace Village Charitable Foundation.
Sheikh Shahabuddin Dilawar said: “With the help and cooperation of the Afghan Red Crescent Society, 5030 Afghan children have been treated in Germany so far.
In the last period, 120 sick children were sent to Germany, of which 46 after treatment; Today they returned to the country and were handed over to their families and others are undergoing treatment. Similarly, 79 other children were sent to Germany for treatment.”
According to him, currently a total of 153 Afghan children are under treatment in Germany.
Sheikh Dilawar, in addition to welcoming the aid and cooperation of charitable institutions with the Afghan Red Crescent Society in various fields; He assured that their aid will be delivered to the needy and poor Afghans in full transparency.
Similarly, Yen, the representative of the German Peace Village, said: “Today is a happy day that 46 Afghan children returned to their country after being treated in Germany and were reunited with their families. Some of these children spent one year, some two years, and some three years in Germany, depending on their illnesses, and they were treated at a high level.”
He, in the process of transferring sick children to Germany, praised the comprehensive cooperation of the Afghan Red Crescent Society and promised to continue its cooperation in the treatment of Afghan children.
Javadullah and Salamuddin, who have returned to the country after treatment, in a conversation with Bakhtar Agency; In addition to thanking the Afghan Red Crescent Society and the Peace Village Charity Foundation for the treatment of Afghan children; Requested to continue this process.
It should not be forgotten that those Afghan children are sent to Germany who are suffering from heart diseases and severe inflammation of bones and cannot be treated inside the country.
