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Conflict and healthcare impact in Iran
Overview
Conflict in southern Iran has resulted in significant casualties and damage to medical infrastructure. Initially, Health Minister Mohammad Reza Zafarqandi reported that fighting in the southern regions caused approximately 60 civilian deaths and 670 injuries.
Following a 12-day war, the Minister noted that healthcare facilities and more than 20 ambulances were targeted, which he stated violated humanitarian and military principles. Additionally, Zafarqandi highlighted that international sanctions continue to obstruct the healthcare sector by creating practical obstacles to the transportation and delivery of medical goods, despite official policies claiming medicines are exempt.
Entities
Kurdistan University of Medical Sciences · Ministry of Health and Medical Education (Iran) · Kerman University of Medical Sciences · Mohammad Reza Zafarqandi · Milad Tower
Timeline
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21 days ago
[HEALTH] 3 sourcesIran Health Minister addresses medical sector challengesIran's Health Minister Mohammad Reza Zafarkandi addressed medical sector challenges, citing damage to hospitals during recent conflict and the practical impact of sanctions on medicine supplies.
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about 2 months ago
[HEALTH] 2 sourcesIran's Health Minister Reports 60 Deaths and 670 Injuries in Southern ConflictIran's health minister reports 60 deaths and 670 injuries from recent southern conflict, praises health teams and university contributions, and urges better public health education.
Sources
chn.ir · iranmedicalinfo.com · rokna.net