Afghanistan child mortality rate remains high
Fayez Khorshid
Press TV, Kabul
The United Nations says around 36000 Afghan babies lose their lives due to health problems each year. Afghanistan’s health care system has significantly improved in recent years, but child mortality rate remains high in the country. Press TV’s Fayez Khorshid has discussed the issue with Afghan and UN officials.
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