138K views · 3K reactions | Afghanistan's COVID-19 vaccination drive is underway, prioritizing health workers, teachers and those most at risk. "I feel safe and happy that this vaccine came for us and I am relieved. When I am relieved, my family is relieved. When my family is relieved, the city is relieved. After the city, the province, and finally the country and then will be the public well-being"- Dr Azizullah Basij Vaccine equity! | World Health Organization (WHO) | Facebook

5.6M views · 10K reactions | Afghanistan's Rostam Abad refugee camp doesn't have TV, radio or internet access. But UNICEF Afghanistan team members like Nazifa Oraia are working to provide residents with the tools to stay safe from #COVID19. "I go house to house to provide information for displaced children and families," she says. | UNICEF USA | Facebook

6.7K reactions · 146 shares | More than 1.4 million #COVID19 vaccine doses arrive in Afghanistan today through #COVAX. The vaccines, donated by U.S. Embassy Kabul , they arrive at a critical time with less than 4% of the population vaccinated. UNICEF welcomes this shipment which will help ensure that the most vulnerable, including healthcare workers, teachers, the elderly, and those in hard-to-reach areas, are protected against COVID-19  uni.cf/3hyoEqJ | UNICEF Afghanistan | Facebook

1K views · 91 shares | “I think this will be a turning point in our...