A View From Our Hospitals in Afghanistan.
We look after so many patients in Afghanistan: behind every wound lies the story of a country torn apart by years, decades of war.
We look after so many patients in Afghanistan: behind every wound lies the story of a country torn apart by years, decades of war.
It was a suicide attack. We have received 20 wounded people so far, all adult males, of whom 16 were admitted, 2 were dead on arrival and 2 were treated as outpatients.
Enok has worked with us since 2019, when we began contributing to work at the hospital’s newly opened cardiology clinics.
A total of 22 patients, including 20 women, have been received at EMERGENCY's Surgical Centre for War Victims in Kabul following the suicide attack that took place this morning, 30 September.
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Shadman is part of the incredible team here which is dedicated to restoring lives that have been disrupted by the fallout of war.
Protecting people’s health and dignity contributes to building peace.
One of those objects, however, was an unexploded mine.
“SIXTH EXPLOSION IN THE LAST MONTH, THE SITUATION IS COMPLICATED”.