page_title: Jinnah Hospital, Kabul
section_title: Medical facilities
hierarchical_section_title: Jinnah Hospital, Kabul / Medical facilities
caption_attribution_description: English: Inauguration Ceremony held on 20 April 2019 in Muhammad Ali Jinnah Hospital in Afghanistan
context_page_description: Jinnah Hospital is a 200-bed hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan. It is currently the second-largest hospital in Afghanistan, and was built by the Pakistani government.
  Jinnah Hospital was opened for the public on 20 April 2019 during an inauguration ceremony.
context_section_description: The hospital comprises a two-story structure spread out over an area of 16,700 m². The building has ten towers. It includes a casualty block, blood bank, outpatient department, dialysis centre, administration block, intensive care unit, constant care centre, thalassemia centre, wards for gynaecology, medicine and surgeries, as well as pediatrics, emergency and food services. 
  Also included are a pharmacy, laundry and sterilising department. The blocks are accessible and connected to each other via covered corridors, stairs and lifts. The hospital's infrastructure includes overhead water tanks, two tube wells, five 1,000 kVa diesel-powered generators, a pump house and septic tanks, an electrical transformer, and fire alarm and nurse calling systems.
  According to the Pakistani embassy in Kabul, Jinnah Hospital's furnishing and equipment costs – in addition to training of doctors, paramedics and other hospital staff – shall be covered under a grant provided by Pakistan.
caption: Afghan and Pakistani dignitaries jointly inaugurating the Jinnah Hospital in Kabul.
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