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Medicine and Cash Aid Distributed to Earthquake-Affected People in Nangarhar

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Sun, Sep 07 2025 2:23 PM
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Among the donations, Snow Pharma, a pharmaceutical manufacturing company, contributed 24 items of essential medicines worth 668,000 Afghanis. Haji Zahir Hadrogul Pharmaceutical Private Company donated 1,000,000 Afghanis to Bibi Fatimat-u-Zahra Provincial Hospital, with contributions from several other companies as well. Pliva Company provided medicines valued at 518,000 Afghanis. Kamawal Radiology Center offered free CT scans, MRIs, and X-rays to hundreds of earthquake victims. Additionally, several traders and industrialists in Nangarhar donated 6 million Afghanis to the injured, while a businessman from Nangarhar contributed about 550,000 Afghanis to support a number of earthquake victims at Bibi Fatimat-u-Zahra Provincial Hospital and the Antani Hospital.

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