The top of the World Food Program (WFP) in Afghanistan, Hsiao-Wei Lee, has uncovered that after the suspension of U.S. help, the association can now just give food to half of the 12 million Afghans it was supporting. Subsequently, the excess 6 million individuals should get by on tea and bread.


Because of worldwide approvals forced on the Taliban government, financial exercises in the nation are nearly non-existent, and Afghanistan's horticulture area can't meet the food needs of its 42.5 million populace. In this present circumstance, the WFP was giving food to a great many Afghans, however the stop in U.S. help has fundamentally decreased this help, prompting expanded neediness, illness, and joblessness.
As per a new World Bank report, the greater part of Afghanistan's populace comes up short on necessities, and the joblessness rate has increased to disturbing levels. Furthermore, the nation is right now confronting a $3.5 billion import/export imbalance, fundamentally because of a decrease in trades and an expansion in imports. (urdu.samaa.tv)
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