Residents of Qolyaqol village in Qarabagh district of Ghazni province have built a health clinic for six million and 500 thousand Afghanis.
Residents of this village told the Hasht-e Subh Daily on Monday, October 20, that the entire cost of this center was paid by the people.
These residents say that previously, access to a health clinic was difficult for them.
Qolyaqol is one of the hard-to-reach and mountainous villages whose residents previously had no access to health services.
According to residents, with the establishment of this center, people are optimistic about obtaining health services.
Residents of remote areas of Afghanistan have consistently faced challenges in accessing health services.
Concurrent with the suspension of United States assistance to Afghanistan, more than 400 health centers have been closed, and most women and children have been deprived of health services.
You can read the Persian version of this news here:
باشندهگان روستای قلیاقل غزنی با هزینه شخصی کلینک صحی ساختند
