Kaboul, hôpital Rabia Balkhi. Une sage-femme établit une liste des besoins pour un bébé né prématurément mais en bonne santé. La mère, qui a cinq autres enfants, est âgée de 35 ans et est originaire de Bâmiyân. Kabul, Rabia Balkhi Hospital. A midwife goes through a list of check-ups for a newborn baby, prematurely delivered but healthy. The mother who is 35 years old and has five other children is originally from Bamyan. L'hôpital emploie environ 140 femmes (médecins, infirmières, sages-femmes, formatrices). Jusqu'à 100 enfants naissent ici chaque jour. Ces derniers mois, le CICR s'est chargé de payer les salaires des employés. The hospital has around 140 female staff members, ranging from doctors to nurses, midwives and trainers/teachers. Up to 100 children are born here every day. For the past months, the ICRC has paid staff salaries here.

food insecurity in Afghanistan; More than 160,000 babies die every day

بیان نیوزApril 17, 2023

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The World Health Organization has expressed concern about the increase in the death of infants in Afghanistan by publishing statistics.

This organization announced on Monday (April 17) that babies in Afghanistan die daily due to preventable factors and international organizations should act faster to improve the health of mothers and babies.

The statement of this organization states: “We must act quickly to save lives and improve the health of mothers and children.”

The World Health Organization, stating that acute food insecurity in Afghanistan is devastating, said that 20 million people in this country are exposed to hunger and infectious diseases.

However, published reports show that more than 28 million people in Afghanistan need humanitarian assistance, of which six million are at risk of acute famine.

International organizations have always asked the international community to increase humanitarian aid in order to prevent the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.