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The World Health Organization reported that at least 13 hospitals in Iran have been struck amid ongoing US-Israel military actions, with significant casualties and humanitarian concerns arising from the conflict.

The WHO reports that at least 13 attacks have targeted healthcare infrastructure in Iran, resulting in casualties among healthcare workers and impacting ambulances and hospitals amidst ongoing conflict.

A senator from Osun has secured approval for a five-kilometre access road aimed at improving healthcare and connectivity in his constituency.

Nigerian Senator Olubiyi Fadeyi has obtained presidential approval for a five-kilometre access road to enhance healthcare and rural connectivity in Osun Central.

The construction of a new maternity hospital in Brno is moving forward after receiving approval from the Antimonopoly Office.

President Ruto has commended a recent Sh80 billion partnership aimed at improving Nairobi's infrastructure and services.

A bill establishing a public medical school requiring graduates to serve in public healthcare institutions for 15 years has passed a subcommittee of South Korea's National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee.

The article reports on various governmental resolutions and announcements from the Polish Council of Ministers, including a strategy to combat money laundering and financing of terrorism, and an investment program for modernizing oncology infrastructure.

The Garrahan Hospital in Argentina has initiated the renewal of its facilities by introducing 42 new beds, marking the first step in a significant modernization project.

The Spanish government has completed a 1.5-kilometer access road to the Lepe hospital a decade after construction began.

Gpaci Hospital in Sorocaba, Brazil, has completed its renovation two years after being flooded, enhancing its facilities for patient care and safety.

Residents who blocked BR-364 for three days to demand public health improvements and the completion of a local hospital project have lifted their blockade after reaching an agreement with authorities.

The article discusses a resolution by the Council of Ministers in Poland regarding the establishment of an investment program for modern oncological infrastructure in Szczecin.

The Greek government has allocated 12 million euros for upgrades at Aretaeio and Aiginiteio hospitals as part of a development program for 2026-2030, announced Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki.

The British Columbia Seniors Advocate addresses urgent challenges facing the aging population in light of the province's paused long-term care infrastructure projects.

Residents of Salto, Brazil, have been paying urban property tax for over 40 years yet lack basic infrastructure such as asphalt and sewage, impacting their daily lives.

A newly constructed hospital in Kanpur, built at a cost of 450 million INR, remains closed to patients for over a year, raising questions about the efficiency of Uttar Pradesh's health system.

Russian attacks in Sumy Oblast resulted in four injuries and damage to medical infrastructure, according to local officials.

The Itaperuna Emergency Care Unit is facing accusations of providing inadequate conditions for patients, particularly the elderly, waiting for hospital transfers or continued treatment.

Tallinn's city government has decided to initiate the termination of the design contract for Tallinn Hospital due to funding model issues and the government's official stance on financing future hospital infrastructure.

The Tallinna city government has decided to terminate the design contract for a new hospital due to a lack of funding clarity from the state.

A ground report by Aaj Tak reveals critical issues at the Alinagar Health Center in Darbhanga, including the absence of an MBBS doctor, deteriorating infrastructure, and limited medical services, confirming many claims made by Maithili Thakur.

The article outlines various official communications from the Polish government concerning average wages and an investment program in psychiatric and neurological infrastructure.

The Wolfratshausen District Clinic is facing substantial fire safety deficiencies that require a seven million euro investment for improvements.

Denmark and Greenland have signed an agreement aimed at enhancing healthcare provision and launching significant construction initiatives in Greenland.

The article warns about the deterioration of public healthcare in Spain, drawing parallels to the recent crisis in public transport due to underinvestment and overburdened infrastructure.

The Bragança Paulista Executive has submitted a bill to the City Council for a R$ 96.6 million credit operation aimed at reforming and modernizing the city's healthcare network, pending approval from the councilors for exclusive use in permanent investments.

A significant expansion at the South Iceland Health Institution in Selfoss is projected to cost between 8.5 to 13 billion ISK, addressing urgent housing needs due to rapid growth.

The Ministry of Health is expected to fully implement the 2026 budget based on planning done in 2025, addressing issues like medicine shortages and healthcare personnel needs.

An 18-year-old boy died in a remote tribal village in Palghar district because lack of road access delayed crucial medical treatment.

San Isidro is modernizing its healthcare infrastructure with upgrades to the Central Hospital aimed at improving access and quality of care for patients and healthcare workers.

In an interview with Daily Trust, Abidemi Omonisi, president of the Nigerian Cancer Society, critiques the country's inadequate cancer treatment infrastructure, highlighting the need for increased investment and support.

The Ministry of Health has introduced measures to enhance the intake of emergency patients in Zagreb hospitals to ensure timely, accessible, and safe emergency medical care due to reduced hospital capacities during extensive infrastructure renovations.

A new report reveals that over half of health facilities in Nigeria are not equipped to handle snakebite emergencies, highlighting serious deficiencies in healthcare infrastructure and access to antivenom.

Greek companies are securing roles in Libya's reconstruction, signing 21 cooperation agreements in Benghazi, covering various sectors including energy, infrastructure, healthcare, and digital projects.

The new funding model for Catalonia could face demands from various sectors, with business groups seeking investments in infrastructure while unions aim to use the money to reverse cuts.

The article discusses Russia's unabated attacks on medical facilities amidst ongoing conflicts.

The article discusses society's relationship with temporality, reflecting on how a culture of impermanence is evident in public infrastructure and services.

The article provides official announcements and government resolutions from December 2025, including interest rates for delays and investments in pediatric healthcare infrastructure.

The article discusses the significant transformations in hospitals in the Zlín region as of 2025, including the establishment of a mammography center, a heliport, and advancements in diabetes treatment.

The nursing home 'Sveta Ana' in Sloboština will expand its capacity by adding a new annex designed to accommodate 60 residents with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.

Spanish pulmonologists are calling for a national strategy to address the increasing flu cases, COVID-19, and RSV, highlighting the need for trained professionals and improved healthcare infrastructure.