Read moreVaccination ‘should be a personal health care choice’: Republican governors argue against Biden’s new plan. Read moreAdvertisement Continue reading the main storyIn Afghanistan, health care is collapsing even as Covid cases rise again. But after the Taliban seized power, the World Bank and other organizations froze $600 million in health care aid. If World Bank funding is not restored quickly, an exodus of health care workers may result. Along with the loss of supplies, the cutoff would effectively end health care services in 31 of the nation’s 34 provinces, humanitarian groups say.

Source: International New York Times September 12, 2021 14:37 UTC