WorldPosted at: Jul 19 2018 5:15PM

Funding shortfalls threaten health services for Iraqis

United Nations, July 19 (UNI) Almost one million vulnerable Iraqis will have to go without basic medicines and other life-saving healthcare if funding is not found to save critical health facilities, the United Nations health agency has said.
“Support for health services in Iraq has drastically declined since the end of the Mosul campaign just over one year ago,” said the World Health Organisation (WHO), pointing out that 22 health service delivery points have already closed this year, due to funding shortages, “leaving critical gaps” in providing care for displaced persons, and those that have returned to heavily damaged homes.
Moreover, WHO said that 38 per cent of remaining health facilities are in danger of closing by the end of this month, “increasing risk of communicable diseases outbreaks and the roll back of recovery efforts in areas devastated by conflict.”

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Funding shortfalls threaten health services for Iraqis

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