Kabul Opens Cardiac Hospital for Children
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Kabul opens cardiac hospital for children
A pediatric hospital for treating heart diseases, particularly congenital heart defects such as holes in the heart, has been inaugurated in Kabul by the Afghan Red Crescent Society. Officials from the organization say the hospital has the capacity to treat up to 2,000 patients annually and will provide free diagnosis, treatment, and heart surgery services around the clock. Shahabuddin Delawar, head of the Afghan Red Crescent Society, said the co…
The Taliban-controlled Afghan Red Crescent Society has announced the opening and operation of a specialized hospital for the treatment of heart defects in Kabul. The hospital was inaugurated today (Sunday, August 1) in a ceremony attended by senior Taliban officials. Red Crescent officials say that the hospital will provide free services for the treatment of patients with heart defects. They added that the hospital has a capacity to treat about …
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