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Minister of Public Health, continues his inspection tour in Kandahar province by evaluating the healthcare services at Mirwais Regional Hospital

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Mon, Apr 29 2024 1:32 PM
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His Excellency Dr. Qalandar Ebad, Minister of Public Health, continued his inspection tour in Kandahar province by evaluating the healthcare services at Mirwais Regional Hospital.

Accompanied by Dr. Najibullah Dawari, the Director of Public Health for Kandahar, His Excellency and his delegation conducted a comprehensive review of the hospital's various departments and personally visited patients receiving care.

Moreover, Minister Ebad delivered critical recommendations aimed at enhancing the quality of healthcare services to the hospital's staff. He also committed that the Ministry of Public Health's leadership would collaborate in efforts to elevate the quality of healthcare delivery and augment the professional capacity of the hospital's medical personnel.

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