We still have around 75 international staff on the ground and, in total, we have 2,300 local colleagues, so we are continuing to function. Since August 15, this has partially changed. On the one hand, we are able to move around more for the first time in decades. That was impossible before August 15. We can provide our health care exactly as before, with women and female staff working with us. As well, female patients are able to come to our facilities. In some areas, like the south, it was the situation already a year ago that women needed to be accompanied to come to the hospital, but we are fully accepted to deliver our impartial and principled medical care, which we've provided for decades in Afghanistan.
On February 7th, 2022. See this statement in context.