INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The Ministry of Public Health has actually strongly refuted claims by the United Nations Population Fund’& rsquo; s (UNFPA) Deputy
Executive Director Andrew Saberton, who said one woman dies every 2 hours in Afghanistan from preventable pregnancy and giving birth
Saberton, who checked out Afghanistan previously this month, said at a press briefing last week that Afghanistan was among “& ldquo; the
most attempting humanitarian contexts presently in the world”& rdquo; Afghanistan & rsquo; s health ministry stated in response to
Saberton & rsquo; s remarks that his claims were “& ldquo; inaccurate & rdquo; and & ldquo; baseless, & rdquo; and contradict the
advancements that have actually happened in the health sector in the country.The health ministry mentioned that under the existing
governance of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, substantial strides have been made in maternal and child health care, consisting of the
expansion of university hospital and a reported decrease in maternal death rates.The Ministry of Public Health advised both nationwide and
worldwide companies to align with them before sharing information concerning health statistics, emphasizing the significance of precise
reporting in addressing health issues in the country
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