“Before, the floor was porous and absorbed liquid waste and bacteria, which isn’t ideal for a hospital setting,” he said. “The new floor is easier to clean, more durable and provides better infection control.”
“That’s very good … I’m very happy,” said ANA Col. Shah Wali through an interpreter after receiving keys to the compound.
He had a pretty positive, but also stern message about how Afghans need to take responsibility for themselves through transition. He was communicating Kabul’s message, but he was also gathering a lot of information to better inform their decisions.”
“This was the first time that the entire effort was led and accomplished by the Afghan engineers without U.S. technical assistance,” said Hopkins. And they completed the task in just one day.”
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