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(BO) The Civil Protection donates ambulance to Mountain Kabul 
will serve in a hospital in Kabul The Civil Protection in Lower Romagna has donated an ambulance to the Alpine troops operating in Kabul in order to complete a project of solidarity with the inhabitants of the places most deprived sections of the Afghan capital. Soldiers of the Italian contingent operating for years at the side of the Kabul government to make possible the resumption of normal social life after many years of war and social disintegration. For this, our soldiers are often the conduit for many charities. Afghanistan is a country of the world's poorest, with high mortality child, where the sanitary conditions of the population are poor and the limits of survival. A man lives an average of 45 years, often between disease and stenti.L 'ambulance, equipped with the latest medical equipment, is bound to a hospital in Kabul. The vehicle will serve to alleviate the discomfort of the patients in the western suburbs of the city, home to about 60,000 Afghans. The initiative is the brainchild of Italian Bucchieri, an army sergeant who was on mission in Afghanistan from January to June this year with the 2nd Alpini Regiment. Bucchieri, always involved in social work (is president of the foster families in the province Bolzano), managed to bring together the energies of solidarity in the project in Lower Romagna.La donation is part of a wider solidarity program coordinated by the Italian military contingent Alpini, focusing both on the distribution of aid and reconstruction 's infrastructure of public interest, particularly with the involvement of local authorities and communities in less developed areas.
will serve in a hospital in Kabul The Civil Protection in Lower Romagna has donated an ambulance to the Alpine troops operating in Kabul in order to complete a project of solidarity with the inhabitants of the places most deprived sections of the Afghan capital. Soldiers of the Italian contingent operating for years at the side of the Kabul government to make possible the resumption of normal social life after many years of war and social disintegration. For this, our soldiers are often the conduit for many charities. Afghanistan is a country of the world's poorest, with high mortality child, where the sanitary conditions of the population are poor and the limits of survival. A man lives an average of 45 years, often between disease and stenti.L 'ambulance, equipped with the latest medical equipment, is bound to a hospital in Kabul. The vehicle will serve to alleviate the discomfort of the patients in the western suburbs of the city, home to about 60,000 Afghans. The initiative is the brainchild of Italian Bucchieri, an army sergeant who was on mission in Afghanistan from January to June this year with the 2nd Alpini Regiment. Bucchieri, always involved in social work (is president of the foster families in the province Bolzano), managed to bring together the energies of solidarity in the project in Lower Romagna.La donation is part of a wider solidarity program coordinated by the Italian military contingent Alpini, focusing both on the distribution of aid and reconstruction 's infrastructure of public interest, particularly with the involvement of local authorities and communities in less developed areas. 
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