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BF assisted medical supplies to Central Blood Bank department
The Bayat Foundation (BF) has assisted a blood storage device and plenty of medical equipments to the Central Blood Bank department.
Chairman of the Bayat Foundation, Engineer Ehsanullah Bayat is said to consider lack of medical supplies for blood storage one of the basic problems in the hospitals of the country; adding the foundation is committed to continue these assistances.
“One of the major problems of the capital and provincial hospitals is the blood storage devices. The Bayat Foundation has tried to import a number of equipments to assist hospitals all across the country,” Mr. Bayat, chairman of the BF said.
In the meantime, officials in the ministry Public Health and Central Blood Bank praised the effective assistance of the Bayat Foundation.
They noted that annually, they collect large amount of blood during the campaigns but due to lack of medical equipments, the bloods lost its effectiveness. The Foundation’s assistances will decrease their problems.
“We have many problems in maintenance of bloods we collect during the campaigns but with the help of the Bayat Foundation we will have no more problems,” Zahir Ehsan, administrative head of the Central Blood Bank said.
In an effort to tackle some of the most difficult problems facing the families of Afghanistan, the Bayat Foundation is focusing its resources on building maternity health centers and children’s hospitals as well as improving education and providing emergency food relief.
Since its beginning until now, the Bayat Foundation, charitable organization, has promoted the well-being of the Afghan people.
Founded and directed by Ehsan Bayat and Fatema Bayat, the Foundation has contributed hundreds of projects dedicated to improving the quality of life for the youth, women, poor, and elderly of Afghanistan.
Projects have included the construction of new facilities and sustainable infrastructure in needy regions, and the promotion of health, education, economic, and cultural programs.
Mawlavi Abdul Kabir, the political deputy prime minister, said Wednesday in a meeting with a number of elders, scholars and youths of the Hazara ethnic group in Kabul that justice in light of Islamic Sharia is applied equally to everyone.
The deputy PM’s office said in a statement that Kabir stressed that discrimination and prejudice have no place in the Islamic system, but the main goal is to serve the people.
“There is no place for ethnic, sectarian and linguistic prejudices and hypocrisy in Afghanistan. All Afghans should work together for the construction, development and prosperity of Afghanistan,” the statement read.
At the gathering, elders and scholars of the Hazara community demanded resolutions regarding their legal cases and other problems and assured the IEA of comprehensive cooperation with the Islamic system, the statement added.
Eight security force members were killed and wounded in an IED explosion in Badakhshan province on Wednesday morning, officials confirmed.
The Ministry of Interior said three policemen died and five others were wounded in the explosion.
Abdul Mateen Qani, the spokesman of the Ministry of Interior Affairs, said: “Unfortunately, at around 11:00 AM today, a sticky mine (magnetic IED) that was already embedded in a motorcycle exploded in the Jawozon area of Faizabad city, Badakhshan province.”
According to Qani the device detonated while a convoy of police was traveling through the area. Police had been carrying out a poppy clearing operation.
Police are investigating the incident, Qani said.
So far, no group or individual has claimed responsibility for the explosion.
Khurasan Faryab defeated Istiqlal Kabul 1-0 in the 35th match of Afghanistan Champions League (ACL) in Kabul on Tuesday, while Sorkh Poshan Khafi thrashed Sarsabz Yashlar 4-1 in the 36th match of the tournament on the same day.
Khurasan’s only goal against Istiqlal Kabul was scored by Farid Ahmad – who was declared man of the match.
In the second match of the day, Sorkh Poshan Khafi’s four goals were scored by Habibullah Hotak and Omid Rajabi.
Khurasan’s Habibullah Hotak received the man of the match award.
Wednesday’s matches will see Abu Muslim Farah FC take on Adalat Farah FC at 1 PM, while Maiwand FC will play Jawanan Wahedi FC at 3:30 PM.
The matches are broadcast live on Ariana Television.
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