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Health clinic inaugurated in Bamyan 2011-10-10 15:11
Bamyan – (Oct. 10)
Wakht News Agency
A health clinic was opened in Yakawlang of the central Bamyan province.
Head of Bamyan public health department, Mehr Ali Hassani told Wakht News Agency that the health center was built in $ 106,000 donated by Japan government.
“The center helps a lot the people of the remote Yakaulang district who didn’t enjoy health services before,” Hassani said.
Meanwhile, a number of the people in Yakaulang district complain for the lack of professional and experienced health staff as well as medicine and other medical equipment.
Bashir, a citizen of Yakaulang told Wakht News Agency that there is no professional doctor or other health worker.
A doctor in the center of Bamyan, Abdul Hamid Ansari criticizes the donor organizations and says they are not here to spend money for us.
“Thus, the donor organizations employ people who have just passed short-term courses who even don’t know the name medicines or medical equipment,” Ansari told Wakht News Agency.
He expressed concern of the health services condition in the province, asking for more attention in this regard.
Another physician in Bamyan province said neither the government nor the donor organizations pay serious attention to the health situation in the province.
“The health workers do not work honestly and this disappoints people of the health services,” he said in condition of anonymity.
http://www.wakht.com/en/022233.php
Wakht News Agency
A health clinic was opened in Yakawlang of the central Bamyan province.
Head of Bamyan public health department, Mehr Ali Hassani told Wakht News Agency that the health center was built in $ 106,000 donated by Japan government.
“The center helps a lot the people of the remote Yakaulang district who didn’t enjoy health services before,” Hassani said.
Meanwhile, a number of the people in Yakaulang district complain for the lack of professional and experienced health staff as well as medicine and other medical equipment.
Bashir, a citizen of Yakaulang told Wakht News Agency that there is no professional doctor or other health worker.
A doctor in the center of Bamyan, Abdul Hamid Ansari criticizes the donor organizations and says they are not here to spend money for us.
“Thus, the donor organizations employ people who have just passed short-term courses who even don’t know the name medicines or medical equipment,” Ansari told Wakht News Agency.
He expressed concern of the health services condition in the province, asking for more attention in this regard.
Another physician in Bamyan province said neither the government nor the donor organizations pay serious attention to the health situation in the province.
“The health workers do not work honestly and this disappoints people of the health services,” he said in condition of anonymity.
http://www.wakht.com/en/022233.php