The head of the Pasteur Institute of Iran announced an estimated damage of around 40 trillion rials inflicted on this institution during the war, emphasizing the necessity of accelerating the reconstruction of its infrastructure and equipment. He stated that the Pasteur Institute is one of the unique capacities of the country in the health sector, which must quickly return to the service cycle to ensure the continuity of diagnostic services and preparedness against potential future threats.
40 Trillion Rial Damage to Pasteur Institute During War / Linking Field and Laboratory is Key to Health Improvement
The head of the Pasteur Institute reported significant financial damage due to the war and stressed the need for urgent reconstruction. This is crucial for maintaining health services and readiness for future health threats.
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📰 What Happened
The head of the Pasteur Institute announced that the institution suffered approximately 40 trillion rials in damages due to the war. He emphasized the urgent need for reconstruction to restore health services and preparedness for future threats.
- Estimated damage to the Pasteur Institute is around 40 trillion rials.
- The reconstruction of infrastructure and equipment is deemed urgent for health service continuity.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Pasteur Institute is a key institution in Iran's health system, focusing on research and disease prevention. Its damage during the war highlights the broader impacts of conflict on public health.
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