The Akfa International Hospital in the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan common market hosts a large number of Afghan patients every day; patients who come to this center for treatment and receive health services after the closure of land routes to Pakistan. However, a number of visitors to this hospital (which has been operating for two years in the border area of Termez, the capital of the Red Sea province of Uzbekistan) complain about exorbitant costs, …
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The Akfa International Hospital in the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan common market hosts a large number of Afghan patients every day; patients who come to this center for treatment and receive health services after the closure of land routes to Pakistan. However, a number of visitors to this hospital (which has been operating for two years in the border area of Termez, the capital of the Red Sea province of Uzbekistan) complain about exorbitant costs, …