Afghanistan, Emergency Report: Missing Ambulances and Doctors, at Risk of Women's Lives
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Two or three patients per bed, few ambulances, costs for medicines and unsustainable transport. And then the increasing shortage of female health personnel, as a result of the ban at the university imposed on girls. Five years after the withdrawal of international forces and the return to power of the Taliban, the situation of women in Afghanistan remains dramatic, in particular of those who face a pregnancy and who therefore need more care and …
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Rome, 7 Sep. - (Adnkronos) - Five years after the withdrawal of international forces and the return to power of the Taliban, women in Afghanistan continue to encounter obstacles in access to care during pregnancy, childbirth and postnatal period. Transport costs and medicines, lack of female health personnel, insufficient services and restrictions on women's rights undermine the health of mothers and infants and contribute to maintaining the hig…
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