Salyan Hospitals Face Three-Month Medicine Shortage
Summary
Hospitals and health institutions in Salyan have faced a three-month shortage of free medicines, including those for high blood pressure, diabetes, mental illness, and family planning, forcing chronic patients to buy costly medicines from private stores.
Key Points
- Hospitals and health institutions in Salyan have been experiencing a three-month shortage of free medicines.
- Medicines for high blood pressure, diabetes, mental illness, and family planning are in short supply.
- Chronic patients are forced to purchase medicines from private medical stores at high prices.
- The provincial government has not yet supplied free medicines causing persistent shortages in the district hospital and local health institutions.
