The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) has announced on Friday that the organization has paid the salaries of at least 26,000 health workers since the collapse of the former government.The organization has reported that these numbers of health workers in 3,000 health centers are covered by the United Nations throughout Afghanistan.According to UNDP's report, ensuring that men and women have access to high-quality quality health care services is important and is one of our mission milestones in the country.The World Bank previously gave hundreds of millions of dollars to Afghanistan to cover workers and other health care needs but cut off its support after the government in Kabul was no longer officially recognized by most countries.The post UNDP paid salaries of 26,000 health workers in last 8 months first appeared on Ariana News.