The European Union donated medical equipment to Afghanistan

According to Amac News: the head of the Civilian Protection and Humanitarian Assistance Department of the European Union, said in a message that this equipment was transferred to Kabul through a humanitarian flight.
the head of the Civilian Protection and Humanitarian Assistance Department of the European Union added that this is the third humanitarian aid flight of the Union to Afghanistan this year.
It should be mentioned that the World Food Program also announced the aid of 25 million euros from the European Union to Afghanistan.
The organization announced that this humanitarian aid will be used to ensure food security for hundreds of thousands of people, including children and pregnant and lactating women.
The World Food Program said that 500,000 people will receive food and cash aid from the European Union, and 250,000 pregnant and lactating women and 140,000 children will be provided with nutritious food.
the head of EU humanitarian aid operations in Afghanistan, noted that Afghanistan is facing one of the biggest and most complex humanitarian crises in the world.
the head of EU humanitarian aid operations in Afghanistan also emphasized that the European Union is firm on its obligations to support the people of Afghanistan.
According to the World Food Program, this union has contributed 150 million euros in the last three years through the World Food Program in Afghanistan.
Earlier, the World Health Organization (WHO) said that it has donated 20 metric tons of medicine and medical equipment to the health centers of five provinces of Afghanistan.
This organization published a notice in its X-sheet and said that this amount of medicine and equipment was donated to 11 health centers and 12 mobile health and nutrition teams in five northern provinces of the country.
The World Health Organization added that medical equipment includes kits for cholera, pneumonia, measles, operations and dressings.
According to this organization, the donated equipment and medicine provide essential health services to 4,000 patients.
This aid is provided while a number of medical centers in different regions of the country have been blocked due to the cut off of financial aid.