Hundreds of health facilities risk closure in Afghanistan: WHO

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Hundreds of medical facilities in Afghanistan are at risk of imminent closure because donors who provide the financing are not allowed to deal with the new Taliban government, a World Health Organization (WHO) official told Reuters on Monday (September 6).

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