Despite the assistance and installation of new equipment in health centers in Afghanistan, the condition of hospitals seems risky and the officials complain of lack of basic necessities at the hospitals. Due to the lack of equipment or possibly lack of concentration of the doctors, many lose their lives and lives of their relatives.
A painful story about a baby was reported in an Afghan magazine. It says that a woman, who was expecting a child, was transferred to hospital by her husband. As the condition of the woman was not good, therefore, she needed an operation. After the operation finished the doctor came to the man and said, “Your wife has given birth to a dead child” and gave him a piece of cloth in which the infant was twisted. Accordingly, thinking it a decision of the fate, the man miserably took the child and went out of the hospital to bury it. Suddenly he felt that something is moving inside the cloth. While opening the cloth, he saw that the baby is moving. Yes, he was alive! The man ran toward the hospital to find the doctor. But unfortunately, the baby had died before the doctor could do anything. The man angrily asked the doctor why he had done so to his innocent child. The doctor proudly answered, “His condition was not so good at the beginning and I knew he would die and we could not help him, here, it is not my fault.”
So whose fault is it? Who is responsible for death of the baby?
This was an example of hundreds of families who sacrifice their family members due to doctors’ negligence or lack of supplies and basic health necessities at the hospitals in the war ravaged Afghanistan.
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